Nine open issues are resolved or materially addressed by this branch, plus three closed feature requests it finally delivers. Only four (#51, #101, #115, #118) were cited in commit messages; the rest came from reading each issue against the code: - #124 wired-connection support -> shared network mode supports wired interfaces (d4883ea) - #129 firewall UAC prompt on every transfer -> a real bug, not a design choice: check_for_firewall_rule passed the rule name to netsh with literal quotes around it, so it searched for a rule whose name contained quote characters, never matched, and re-added the rule (and raised UAC) every time. Fixed in 25050cb; 04da20b then made the one-time prompt single. - #131 Android->iOS broken -> shared network mode, as already promised in the thread - #106 "GATT services have not been resolved" on Linux -> the reporter's own log shows the device it connected to advertising 1101/110b/110c/110d/110e/ 111e (Serial Port, Audio Sink, AVRCP, Handsfree): a classic Bluetooth audio device, not their iPhone. That is the bluer discover_devices() cache-seeding bug 967ed6b fixes. - #130 WiFi drops mid-transfer -> shared network mode removes the hotspot, and the logcat mirroring answers the reporter's "no way to log/share error" Each entry records a confidence level, because several are inference rather than a cited fix. #115 in particular is *worked around*, not fixed -- "Failed to start WiFi Direct AP" is a card/driver limitation -- and #51 is partial: v10 stops the NetworkManager connections accumulating during use but adds no uninstall-time purge. Also adds twelve copy-paste-ready issue responses, and an explicit "adjacent but NOT fixed" list (#109, #58, #133, #134, #81, #75, #62) so those don't get swept up in the release. #133's request for user-chosen passwords is flagged as a deliberate no: single-use CSPRNG passwords are what make the offline-crack argument in docs/shared-network-crypto.md section 7 hold. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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