Windows Terminal 1.17.11391.0

What's new in this version:

Features:
- We have made some changes to the officially supported list of Terminal distributions!
- The "unpackaged" distribution of Terminal is now officially supported on Windows 10 (10.0.19041.1 and higher) and
- Windows 11 (10.0.22000.1 and higher)!
- We now offer support for running in portable mode, where settings are saved into a directory alongside the
- app
- If you have multiple unpackaged or portable installations of Terminal, they will now properly isolate from
- eachother
- LEARN MORE at our new documentation page for Windows Terminal Distributions!
- In 1.18 and above: We've removed any runtime dependency on the "desktop" C++ Runtime Library
- If you are installing 1.17 or below, you still need to install a VC++ runtime. Even in portable mode. Sorry.
- We have added another way of detecting whether "Default Terminal" is available on your OS ??

Changed:
- file: URIs emitted by OSC 8 now support wsl$; URIs emitted by OSC 8 now support all valid schemas
- The "Adjust Indistinguishable Text" feature now uses the Oklab color space
- It no longer has a measurable performance impact, either, so feel free to turn it on!
- Any WSL distributions named rancher-desktop or rancher-desktop-data will now be ignored
- Really sorry if you were using those for your day-to-day WSLing, but... what?

User Interface and Usability:
- The Profile Appearance preview now displays a more relevant and interesting preview
- We rewrote a bunch of the subtitles in the Settings UI for diction and flow
- Rejoice! We have reintroduced the original Windows Terminal UI themes under the names Dark (Legacy), Light (Legacy) and System (Legacy)
- You will now be reprimanded harshly for choosing a proportional font

Performance:
- The "Azure Cloud Shell" connection no longer depends on "cpprestsdk", the removal of which shrinks our package
- by about 3MB per architecture!
- Due to differences in credential storage, this will require you to go through the Device Code authentication flow
- again.
- Terminal no longer needs to shell out to reg.exe to manipulate the registry to work around a platform limitation
-

Fixed:
- Starting Terminal with an elevate:true profile should no longer cause an admin elevation loop (oops)
- "Open in Terminal" no longer shows up in ZIP files (???)
- The "Developer Command Prompt / PowerShell" profiles no longer override your starting directory
- Copying HTML to your clipboard no longer results in reeeeeally tiny text on high-DPI displays
- On very wide monitors, the Outlines shader sample no longer looks quite bad

Accessibility:
- The about dialog heading is now read out properly to a screen reader
- The "reset color" button in the tab color picker is now more visible to screen readers

UI and stuff like it:
- @jamespack has added epxlanatory text to "Always Show Tabs" explaining why it can't be turned off sometimes
- Opening a profile from a submenu no longer yeets keyboard focus off into space
- When you're hovering over a URL, we now display it in a partially-encoded form to help you avoid homoglyph attacks

Reliability and Performance:
- Animations are disabled during startup so as to make Terminal start a bit faster
- The system menu now opens when you press <kbd>Alt+Space</kbd> in the Settings UI

VT and Compatibility:
- We'll no longer crash when VTParameters::subspan is out of range

Code Health, WPF and Windows Console:
- These changes impact the Terminal developer experience or the Windows Console Host. Changes to conhost will be released
- in a coming Windows update.
- We have removed all traces of the UWP Terminal (which was an internal build for Windows 10X)
- The WPF control now defaults to a history length of 9001