Use underscore-separated Pulse AppStorage keys - #376
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What changed
Replace eight dotted Pulse UI
@AppStoragekeys with underscore-separated keys.Why
I captured a deadlock: while SwiftUI rendered, an unrelated background
UserDefaultswrite notified Pulse's console-mode@AppStorageobserver.Research showed that dotted keys can make
@AppStorageobserve the entire defaults store. Dot-free keys let SwiftUI observe each setting separately and avoid the deadlock.Existing Pulse UI preferences will reset once after this change. I left out migration for the moment pending feedback.