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Updates pages that describe features as planned or in progress when they have since landed, and documents behavior changes coming in v0.14.
security.rst, "Encrypting data": this described encryption only as an idea. aw-server-rust now has opt-in SQLCipher encryption at rest (aw-server-rust#584): build with theencryption/encryption-vendoredfeature, then pass the key withAW_DB_PASSWORDor--db-password. Release builds don't include it, and the section now says so.features/syncing.rst: said syncing is "currently being worked on" and "not yet implemented in a stable release", which contradictedsyncing.rst(aw-sync shipped in v0.13.0). It now points to the syncing page and clearly labels the old prototype section as historical.syncing.rst(v0.14): the aw-sync daemon is now push-only by default; pulling needspull = trueinaw-sync/config.toml(aw-server-rust#716). The one-shotaw-sync synccommand still pulls and pushes.architecture.rst:privacy.rst(v0.14): the v0.14 web UI adds an optional AI Summary page (aw-webui#948) that, once the user enters their own OpenAI/Anthropic API key, sends a derived activity overview (app names, domains, category names, hostnames, time totals; no titles, full URLs, or event timestamps) directly from the browser to that provider. The policy said ActivityWatch never transmits data externally, so this adds a section disclosing it. Since this page is also the Play Store privacy policy, please review the wording.The v0.14 items describe behavior in the current v0.14 betas; v0.13.2 is still the latest stable release. Happy to hold those parts until v0.14 is final if preferred.
Not included: the changelog still stops at v0.11.0 (v0.12/v0.13 are missing). That needs the changelog generation script run and is better as its own PR.