docs(changelog): rewrite 3.3.1 against the shipped tree

The notes described PR #2 as opened, not what is being merged. Removed the
entries for per-app routing, the installed-apps bridge and the app picker
-- all dropped in the debloat -- and moved the rationale to a Removed
section. Replaced the overstated validation claims with measured ones, and
documented the startup-restoration fixes.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>
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## [3.3.1] — 2026-08-31
### Added
- **Explicit TUN and SOCKS5 connection modes.** The previous Auto mode is removed so
routing behavior is selected deliberately instead of inferred at runtime.
- **Per-app routing** with All apps, Exclude apps and Selected only policies. Android
enumerates launcher applications without requesting `QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES`.
- **Authenticated per-session Local SOCKS5.** Every connection creates a loopback-only
SOCKS ingress with a random high port plus fresh username/password credentials.
Credentials stay in memory and the diagnostic test uses the active session instead
of fixed `10807`/`10808` ports.
- **Network resilience controls** with Standard and Extreme profiles plus Android
physical-network monitoring that ignores VPN-created network callback loops.
- Native Android bridges for installed-app discovery, network state and haptic feedback.
- Regression tests for legacy Auto/ASS migrations, secure SOCKS session generation and
the patched stock Xray SOCKS authentication schema.
### Changed
- Legacy `auto` preferences migrate to TUN. Legacy `ass` preferences migrate to SOCKS5
while preserving selected-app package lists.
- Keep the hosted `flutter_vless_android` **1.1.5** runtime instead of restoring the
experimental vendored Android service. Required routing, recovery and authenticated
SOCKS behavior is applied by idempotent build-time patchers.
- Session countdown reconciliation now uses elapsed wall-clock time, re-syncs immediately
on resume and preserves the existing 5 s foreground / 30 s background poll policy.
- Haptic feedback is initialized at startup and routed through a native Android channel;
duplicate toggle feedback is removed and the setting remains persistent.
- VPN notification uses a dedicated 24 dp status icon, remains ongoing/no-clear while the
foreground service is active and keeps session metadata out of public lock-screen previews.
- Hivemind session parsing is split into typed validation steps and nonce generation uses
`Random.secure()` without logging nonce values.
- Increase Gradle release-build heap to 4 GiB and cap workers at two so Flutter/Jetifier
transforms do not fail on the release classpath under constrained CI runners.
- App version is now `3.3.1+27`.
- **Explicit TUN and SOCKS5 connection modes.** The previous Auto mode is gone, so
routing is chosen deliberately instead of inferred at runtime. TUN is the default.
SOCKS5 runs a local authenticated proxy with no VPN interface, and therefore never
requests the Android VPN permission.
- **Authenticated per-session Local SOCKS5.** Every connection binds an ephemeral
loopback port and mints fresh 16-byte username / 32-byte password credentials.
Android loopback is reachable by every app on the device, so this authentication is
load-bearing rather than decorative. Credentials stay in memory. Imported
`socks`/`http` inbounds are dropped so no unauthenticated listener can survive
alongside the session one.
- **Network resilience profiles** — Standard and Extreme. Extreme restarts a failed
Xray/tun2socks runtime up to twice before giving up.
- **Android physical-network monitoring**, filtered on `NET_CAPABILITY_NOT_VPN` so the
VPN's own network cannot feed back a reconnect loop. Informational only; the active
transport (Wi-Fi / cellular / ethernet) now appears in the status bar.
- **Local SOCKS5 diagnostics.** "Test Local SOCKS" authenticates against the exact
active session over loopback — a readiness handshake plus a full CONNECT — instead
of checking whether a fixed port accepts connections.
- Native Android bridges for network state, haptic feedback and install-source
detection.
### Fixed
- Recoverable Xray/tun2socks startup and readiness failures no longer follow the unstable
vendored-runtime self-stop path used during development.
- SOCKS5 readiness checks authenticate against the exact active session instead of merely
checking whether a fixed local port accepts connections.
- Returning from Android background state reconciles the session timer and server status,
reducing stale countdowns and false `Syncing…` presentation after Dart throttling.
- Sidebar update checks retain valid navigator/messenger handles after the drawer closes.
- Settings startup uses the persistent haptic manager instead of the removed legacy loader.
- **Extreme recovery now survives an app-process restart.** Android can kill the Dart
process while the VPN foreground service keeps running, leaving the app attached to
a live tunnel it holds no configuration for — so recovery had nothing to restart
from. In TUN mode the app rebuilds that snapshot from the still-active session,
without opening a new session, showing an ad, or interrupting traffic.
- **The proxy settings tile no longer misreports state after a process restart.** Its
credentials genuinely cannot be recovered — they are random, generated on device and
never transmitted — so instead of telling an already-connected user to "Connect", it
now says the credentials were lost and offers a Reconnect action.
- **The first tap on the connect button was ignored.** The debounce timestamp was
initialized to the current time instead of the epoch, so the first press was always
swallowed.
- **The health probe polled `/health` every 30 s even while connected.** Restored to
idle-only — a live tunnel already proves reachability, and the extra direct requests
were unwanted.
- **A user reconnect could race an in-flight Extreme recovery.** A connection
generation counter now aborts stale recovery attempts.
- Recoverable Xray/tun2socks startup and readiness failures no longer follow the
unstable self-stop path used during development.
- Returning from Android background state reconciles the session countdown against
elapsed wall-clock time and re-syncs immediately, reducing stale countdowns and false
`Syncing…` presentation after Dart throttling.
- Sidebar update checks retain valid navigator/messenger handles after the drawer
closes.
### Changed
- **The pinned `flutter_vless_android` 1.1.5 runtime is patched at build time** instead
of vendored. Three idempotent patchers are chained into `preBuild`, so a plain
`flutter build apk` behaves like CI rather than depending on a manual step against
the pub cache. They are fail-closed: an upstream change breaks the build loudly
instead of silently producing an unpatched runtime.
- Legacy `auto` preferences migrate to TUN; legacy `ass` preferences migrate to SOCKS5.
- Haptic feedback is a single confirmation on connect/disconnect, routed through the
native Android vibration channel, and **defaults to off**.
- The VPN notification uses a dedicated 24 dp status icon and stays ongoing/no-clear
while the foreground service is alive.
- Hivemind session parsing is split into typed validation steps; a malformed port now
fails instead of silently falling back.
- The update checker parses semver with prerelease ordering and validates release URLs
against an HTTPS host allowlist.
- The support button shows a claimed/disabled state once the session bonus is used.
- The status bar distinguishes `Ready` from `Syncing…` and folds in server
reachability.
- Gradle release heap raised to 4 GiB with `MaxMetaspaceSize=1g` and `workers.max=2`,
so Flutter/Jetifier transforms do not fail on the release classpath under constrained
runners.
- App version is now `3.3.1+27`.
### Removed
- **Per-app routing**, including the app picker, the installed-apps native bridge and
the blocked-apps mechanism. It only ever functioned in TUN — the underlying
`addDisallowedApplication` call lives inside the VPN-interface setup that SOCKS5 mode
skips entirely — and its allowlist half was never wired to any caller. Removed rather
than finished.
- The legacy `auto` connection mode.
- `flutter_local_notifications`, and the unused notification manager it backed.
- A global touch listener that fired a haptic on every tap.
- Unused runtime telemetry fields.
### Security & privacy
- Local SOCKS5 listens only on `127.0.0.1`, requires per-session authentication and does not
persist or log generated credentials.
- The app picker relies on launcher-app queries rather than broad package visibility.
- Session time/speed notification metadata is marked private for lock-screen previews.
- **Session metadata is hidden from public lock-screen previews.** The live foreground
notification is built with `VISIBILITY_PRIVATE` plus a generic public version, so the
countdown and speed are visible only after unlock. *(An earlier attempt at this
landed in an unreferenced class and never took effect.)*
- Local SOCKS5 listens only on `127.0.0.1`, requires per-session authentication, and
its credentials are neither persisted nor logged.
- The app requests no package visibility at all. `QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES` was never used,
and the launcher-enumeration query was removed along with the app picker.
- Session nonces use `Random.secure()` and are never logged.
- Device UUIDs are validated as v4 and regenerated if corrupt, so tampered identifiers
cannot reach the API.
- `FOREGROUND_SERVICE_SPECIAL_USE` is declared for Android 14+; the merged service
declaration carries the `vpn` special-use subtype.
- Existing AdMob bypass/callback behavior is intentionally unchanged by this release.
- Server, nginx and Reality configuration are not modified by this client-side release.
### Validation
- `flutter analyze` completed without fatal warnings or infos.
- All four Flutter regression tests passed.
- Android release Kotlin compilation passed.
- The 3.3.1 release APK built successfully and the packaged VPN runtime verification passed.
- `flutter analyze` — 0 errors, 0 warnings, 7 style infos (6 of them pre-existing).
- All three build-time patchers verified against a clean pub cache, including that each
applies independently of the others.
- **Not yet verified:** Android release Kotlin compilation and APK build.
## [3.3.0] — 2026-08-30