0.1.4

• Add customizable twatch keymaps with -K/--keymap KEY=ACTION, including pane-specific navigation, snapshot actions, pause control, and app-input mode switching
• Add twrap-style child key overrides with -k/--bind FROM=TO, supporting key aliases, comma-separated key sequences, text:..., and screenshot
• Remove the unused --interval option and simplify batch capture timing so PTY-backed sources wait on real source updates instead of a polling interval
• Expand README and in-app help to document the current interaction model, custom keymap actions, and child key override behavior
• Add regression coverage for custom keymaps and child binding overrides, including passthrough interception and custom exit/app-input flows
• Refresh Rust CI and release workflows to avoid cached cargo shims on GitHub Actions and make macOS runner behavior more reliable
• Add consistent source headers across Rust modules touched during this release

This release is centered on input control and operational polish.
It makes twatch more usable with editor-like workflows, shell-heavy sessions, and wrapped TUIs that benefit from custom local shortcuts or remapped child input.

Notes:

• --interval was removed because the current PTY workflow is event-driven and no longer relies on that option
• The new input customization layer is the main user-facing change in this release