Release Windows Terminal Release Candidate v0.11.1333.0 (1.0rc2) · microsoft/terminal

Changes

Some of you reported that text would literally melt, so we added two new rendering options to help congeal your terminal experience (#5853)
- You can use the following (global!) settings to control various aspects of our rendering engine:
  - experimental.rendering.software (boolean): when your graphics drivers won't stay in their lane, you can opt in for software rendering.
  - experimental.rendering.forceFullPaint (boolean): you can turn off the differential drawing optimization that we added--at the cost of speed, you can have full determinism.
We're now shipping the latest version of Cascadia Code (and Cascadia Mono), 2004.30 (#5867)

git log (and other paged applications) should now copy with their lines wrapped (#5771) (#5870)
We should no longer leave old search result highlights laying around for you to step on like a small plastic block toy in the dark (#5798)
CSI 2 J (the non-destructive "clear screen") will now correctly push the screen into the scrollback (#5683)

Box and line drawing glyphs now appear at the right sizes (and actually connect with each other) (#5743)
- This works in almost all fonts, but ones that do not actually have glyphs for that range will still have some unusual visual artifacting.
Hundreds of emoji should now appear to be the correct width (#5795)
- A special exception was made for characters in WGL4, the old codepage 437 glyphs everybody knows and loves and also hates. They're still narrow.

Dragging a selection while resizing the terminal is not a reasonable thing to do, but it was even less reasonable for us to crash when you did so. We now don't. (#5855)
We'll no longer crash when the clipboard gives us the classic "high five! too slow!" (#5856)
Terminal is now more robust in the face of you trying to close the same tab multiple times (#5742)
Closing a tab in fullscreen mode will no longer cause terminal to stop responding (#5809)