BugSnaps 0.1.2 improves first-time setup and activation.

• Added a post-install welcome page with a 30-second getting started flow.
• Added a sample bug report path so new users can try BugSnaps without finding a real bug first.
• Improved the popup capture flow for local Markdown reports.
• Added a clearer CTA after Markdown is copied, with an option to save future reports in the dashboard.
• Added anonymous activation event tracking to understand onboarding, using aggregate counts only.
• Updated privacy messaging to clarify that BugSnaps only captures when the user clicks and does not send report data from guest Markdown mode.

BugSnaps 0.1.1 improves extension capture and privacy controls.

What's changed:
- Added an optional Network toggle so users can choose whether to include network request metadata in reports.
- Added a Tech info toggle so users can choose whether to include browser, device, viewport, language, and timezone details.
- Improved network capture for fetch, XMLHttpRequest, and relevant resource timing entries.
- Redacts sensitive URL parameters such as tokens, secrets, passwords, session values, and authorization codes where possible.
- Removed action-trail capture. BugSnaps does not collect clicks, keystrokes, mouse position, scroll behavior, or action trails.
- Updated Firefox manifest minimum version to 142.0 for data_collection_permissions support.
- Improved extension release validation and packaging checks.

BugSnaps still runs only after the user opens the extension and creates or copies a report.