A scratch test earlier in development wrote a fake 42s Beginner record into
the legacy ~/.config/minesweeper/leaderboard.ini, which the migration imported;
as a stored best it can never be beaten by slower real games, so the popover
showed a lower time than actually played.
- Add a 'Clear scores' button to the leaderboard popover
- Delete the legacy file after a successful migration so stale data can't
be re-imported
- Losing no longer pops a dialog: the board draws a tilted KABOOM! banner
(theme-independent, auto-scaling, dark translucent panel) over the revealed
mines; restart via the New Game button or R/Ctrl+N
- Win dialog unchanged (time + new-record note, delayed for the confetti)
- New Game button gets an explicit theme-aware bevel (gradient, border,
hover/active) so it reads as a button even with themes that flatten widgets
Header bar now holds only Difficulty + Leaderboard. A status bar above the
board shows the flag counter (left), the New Game button (center) and the
timer (right) as LCD-style panels styled with theme-aware CSS.
Some GTK themes (and newer GTK versions) leave popover surfaces
transparent. Add the canonical 'menu' class to both popovers and a
theme-aware CSS override so the difficulty/leaderboard menus always
draw an opaque background.
- io.github.bemagri.nomines.yml: builds libsigc++/glibmm/cairomm/pangomm/gtkmm
from tarballs against the GNOME 46 runtime, then the app from the v1.0.0 tag
- Icon: app-id-named PNGs (128/512) for flatpak export, svg kept for native
installs; desktop file Icon updated
- README/AGENTS.md: flatpak build instructions and version traps
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