Changelog

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llms.txt with canonical repository, use cases, key files, discovery phrases, and boundaries for LLM/search crawlers.
Local release bundle workflow documented for the ignored releases/ workspace; public source files stay lightweight.
Application icon support in the Tk window.
Optional startup argument for opening a database file directly.
RELEASES.md documents the local release bundle layout.
SQLiteViewer.spec is tracked for reproducible PyInstaller builds.
Optional JSON companion export sqliteviewer-export-v1.json with source metadata, row limits, visible columns, and serialized result rows.
EXPORTFORMAT.md documents the JSON export contract for desktop-to-web/mobile companion workflows.
Reproducible Windows Store screenshot generation under _WARTUNG/generate_store_screenshots.py; generated screenshots stay in the ignored local releases/windowsstore/screenshots/ workspace while README/screenshots/main.png is refreshed for GitHub.
Local WACK notes remain in the ignored releases/windowsstore/ workspace; public root docs now describe only the source-controlled workflow.

README is now English-first with a Start Here table, clearer local-first positioning, search/disambiguation context, and repaired German umlauts.
README now embeds the existing GUI screenshot from README/screenshots/main.png.
Repository URLs and community health files now point to file-bricks/SQLiteViewer.
START.bat now forwards command-line arguments and reports missing Python cleanly.
Store listings and Store metadata now reflect the current CSV/JSON export feature set and the active file-bricks/SQLiteViewer privacy/support links.
PORTIERUNGSPLAN.md marks the Store listing and screenshot workflow refresh as completed without requiring ignored release artifacts in the public repo.
Community workflows now use actions/stale@v10 and actions/first-interaction@v3 with current input names.

SQL Editor now detects result-returning statements via cursor.description, so queries with leading comments are rendered correctly instead of being treated as DML.
SQL Editor now refreshes the currently selected table after data-changing statements instead of jumping back to the first table in the database.
Search now escapes %, _, and \ correctly so literal LIKE searches do not fail on wildcard-containing terms.
Opening a database now only closes the current session after the new read-only connection succeeds, so failed open attempts keep the existing database in place.