Timer.Press.Zone - Windows native development preview

This is a cross-compiled x86_64 Qt/C++/QML build. Compilation and static PE/DLL dependency checks ran on Linux. The executable has NOT been run on a Windows machine. It is not a signed release, installer, or a declaration of full Toggl feature parity.

Extract the whole ZIP to a directory, keeping the DLL, plugins and qml directories alongside timer-press-zone.exe. Run timer-press-zone.exe. Do not move only the EXE out of that directory. The included qt.conf points to replaceable runtime libraries; third-party notices are in licenses/ and source package links/checksums are in manifest.json.

The default private development server is http://192.168.122.109:18080. The Windows PC needs a route to that private VM. The preview does not configure routing or open a public tunnel. No development password is required. Do not publish this single-user development API to the Internet.

Writes require functioning operating-system credential storage for the encrypted local queue. Never delete the app's cached data to resolve a synchronization error; export pending changes first. Native features are incomplete and some actions still require the Web workbench.

This ZIP contains no font files, source-account credentials, database copies, host SDKs or signing keys. Upstream Qt, QtKeychain, OpenSSL and their runtime dependencies retain their own licenses. Their source and licensing information are recorded in the manifest and notices. Formal release packaging/licensing review remains open.

Windows runtime testing, Credential Manager prompts, native tray behavior, keyboard shortcuts, suspend/resume and updater/installer acceptance are still pending.

Version 0.6.0-preview adds durable acknowledgement handling, retained conflict details, versioned description editing and a readonly period list with Web review handoff. Compilation/static dependency tests do not prove runtime correctness on Windows.

Version 0.7.0 adds native personal-account login/logout. It requires HTTPS or localhost and working OS credential storage. The current private HTTP-IP developer preview remains password-free and cannot safely carry personal login credentials. Native sessions are saved encrypted before account changes are published, pending work blocks switching, and explicit logout does not fall back to the developer identity.

The encrypted cache upgrades to an account-aware authenticated format on its next save. Older previews refuse the upgraded file instead of ignoring account/queue ownership. Do not downgrade or delete that cache to bypass a conflict; retain/export pending work first. Runtime Windows testing remains NOT PERFORMED.
