Release 0.1.8: SSH file browsing without SFTP - #18
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When an SSH host has SFTP disabled, Files currently becomes unavailable. This change probes compatible shell commands and provides paged browsing, read-only text preview and supported individual-file uploads/downloads through separate SSH exec channels. It never installs a remote helper or uses the interactive terminal.
Uploads use private temporary files, explicit commit, no-clobber publication and cancellation cleanup. Downloads verify the opened descriptor, selected revision and byte count. Unsupported editing, mutation, folder-transfer and local-mount capabilities remain disabled. Restricted shells produce a clear notice without disconnecting the terminal.
Prepares version 0.1.8 and adds a Linux loopback SSH regression check to release readiness. Core tests (51), Clippy and the Windows debug build passed. Release-candidate Windows and Linux readiness passed at https://github.com/techartdev/ShellCanvas/actions/runs/34872286318, including descriptor-verified Linux binary downloads. Fresh SDK consumers, both cargo package checks and npm pack dry-run also passed. Manual testing on the reported restricted Linux host remains pending, as requested by the owner.