Glyph 1.1.1: A critical fix for Apple Silicon Macs

v1.1.0 on Apple Silicon silently installed an outdated backend, because the release manifest pointed the darwin arm64 download at the previous version's files. That broke every v1.1.0 feature that lives in the backend. v1.1.1 republishes the correct backend, and the app now refuses to install one whose files do not match the advertised version. Critical fix for Apple Silicon Macs v1.1.0 on Apple Silicon silently installed an outdated backend because the release manifest pointed the darwin arm64 download at the previous version's files. That broke every v1.1.0 feature that lives in the backend — Projects, scheduled tasks, agent tools, MCP, skills, web access — and caused replies to cut off after the first token. v1.1.1 republishes the correct backend and the app now refuses to install a backend whose files don't match the advertised version. Reliability The release pipeline now verifies, at publish time, that every platform's backend download actually matches the release version (the gap that shipped the v1.1.0 issue). Remote provider API key rejections now show a clear message instead of a raw error, and no longer file crash reports. Development and test runs no longer send error reports to production crash reporting; user input and configuration errors (missing search keys, empty knowledge stack uploads, malformed requests) are logged as warnings instead of errors. Glyph 1.1.1 is available from fortaify.com, and installed copies update themselves.