LiveCharts 2.0.5 (#11)

6.2.8 pinned LiveCharts to 2.0.0-rc2 because upgrading painted both dashboard charts as an opaque white block over the dark theme, taking the "No delivery activity yet" and "No active sessions" labels with them.

CartesianChart derives from Control, and 2.0.x gives that Control a solid default Background where the release candidate left it unset, so the chart painted a white rectangle across the dark card. The overlay labels were never actually hidden. They are light-grey text that happened to land on that white. Setting Background explicitly fixes both symptoms. Verified in both light and dark themes.

Worth recording what it was not. 2.0.5 pulls SkiaSharp.Views.WPF, OpenTK and OpenTK.GLWpfControl, which looks exactly like a GL-hosted surface and the usual WPF airspace problem. It is not that. LiveCharts.RenderingSettings.UseGPU defaults to false, so rendering stays on the software path and ordinary WPF layering applies.

Control Panel tests (#12)

The GUI previously had no test coverage at all. CI compiled it and stopped there.

• A ControlPanel.Core library exposes the side-effect-free services (PasswordStrength, NumericField, PasswordGenerator) through shared compile links, so no code moved and the Control Panel project itself is untouched.
• ControlPanel.Tests runs 17 xUnit tests against them, with coverlet emitting Cobertura coverage that CI publishes on every push.
• The three .NET 8 projects also gained a solution, ControlPanel.sln.

Repository

Release tags are now protected against being moved or deleted, and master against force-pushes. Secret scanning and push protection are enabled. A Code of Conduct was added, and the issue chooser routes questions to Discussions.

It was a drop-in over 6.2.8: no database change (schema version 6005), no configuration change, no server-core change.

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