chore: changelog for merged PRs

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -13,6 +13,8 @@
 - Plugins can decide who may connect to a host, so a host can need approved access before an SSH or remote desktop session opens
 - When more than one plugin flags a host, its row shows one status dot with every reason in its tooltip
 - Plugins that issue SSH certificates can save them on the SSH key login they were issued for
+- Cmd+B shows or hides the sidebar, and can be changed in keybindings
+- The macOS menu bar icon can be monochrome (the default), in color or hidden, from the Termix menu
 
 ### Changed
 
@@ -53,6 +55,11 @@
 - State badges in tables no longer stretch across the whole column
 - Text boxes, dropdowns, checkboxes and button groups share one border color
 - Small icons in buttons sit centered instead of half a pixel off
+- Installing Termix as an app works behind a proxy that needs a login cookie
+- The hosts Import / Export button and menu entry show their name again instead of a text key
+- SSH logins to servers that only offer group exchange no longer stall for up to a minute while checking a large key exchange group
+- Plugin views can open the host editor again, so the terminal's Edit host button works after a failed connection
+- The Linux arm64 and armv7l desktop builds start again instead of failing to load the image library
 
 ## 26.11.0
 

README.md

@@ -188,7 +188,7 @@ Want to build your own? Start from the [plugin template](https://github.com/Term
 
 See the [docs](https://docs.termix.site/install) for install steps on every platform.
 
-On macOS, choose **Termix → Menu Bar Icon** to use a monochrome icon (the default), a color icon, or hide it. The choice is saved on this device. You can restore a hidden icon from the same menu after opening Termix from the Dock; closing the last window while the icon is hidden quits the app.
+On macOS, Termix, Menu Bar Icon picks a monochrome icon (the default), a color icon or no icon. The choice is saved on this device. With the icon hidden, open Termix from the Dock to change it back, and closing the last window quits the app.
 
 Sample Docker Compose file. Remote desktop (RDP, VNC and Telnet) is built in, so nothing else needs to run next to it: