Rushmote 0.99.00 — internal Windows x86 test build

Extract this entire folder and run Rushmote.exe. Keep the included Microsoft
runtime DLLs beside it; Visual Studio is not required.

The x86 and x64 packages come from one shared source tree and support the same
features and wire protocol. x64 is the main build; x86 is retained for older 32-bit
Windows PCs. Select TCP ports on a Full-access session toolbar to forward TCP in either
listening direction. See TCP-FORWARDING.txt for the vehicle/6801 example.

Settings > Language offers Automatic (system) and 24 languages. Changes preview
immediately; choose Save to keep them or Cancel to restore the prior language.

Messages opens session chat. Display > Screen markup provides a large pointer,
pen, circles and arrows for Full-access sessions. The host has a movable panel
with Messages, Clear marks and Disconnect. See SESSION-TOOLS.txt.

Settings > Unattended access installs Rushmote with a Windows service, Start menu
shortcut and Installed Apps entry. It requires a persistent custom secret and
administrator approval. There is no separate start-at-sign-in option.

Updates require explicit Update and restart approval. Not now keeps the current
build unchanged. Packages and release metadata are authenticated before replacing
files. Installed updates keep their x64 or x86 architecture.

Your device ID and protected preferences remain associated with your
Windows user account. Automatic session secrets change when the app starts.

For the dev VM, use the freshly exported Rushmote-dev-connection.txt from USB.
An old session secret stops working after the VM app restarts.

This is an internal development build. The broader security audit, privileged
service review, independent-machine and cross-network testing remain ongoing.
