Gram 1.1.0 released

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Gram 1.1.0 releasedToday I'm happy to announce the release of Gram 1.1.0! A huge thanks to everyone who has contributed by raising issues, submitting patches and artwork and giving me feedback and comments, the response so far has blown me away.Downloads are available from Codeberg and hopefully soon via Homebrew/AUR/other channels.In particular, I want to thank...not to forget the OG #gram testers, the Gleam Gathering folks who got an early look at the editor and anyone else I may have forgot to mention.New iconOne of the most visible changes with this release are new app icons by @kramo. I love them, thank you so much. The old hand-drawn grumpy toad will stay on the welcome page at least for now, and the happy toad by @bjoreman will stay on the website.wgpu and LinuxThe second big change is migrating GPUI from the old blade renderer to a new renderer based on wgpu. All credit for making this happen goes to contributor @selfisekai. This should hopefully improve stability and compatibility on Linux, but let me know if you encounter any issues.Note: There is a known issue with running on some older Intel GPUs. To get Gram to run on these cards you can run through software emulation. It will be slow but will at least start. To do this, run the following from the terminal after installation:LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=1 gram --foreground Flatpak, Appimage, deb and rpmOn the topic of Linux, the support in general is now a lot better. We can now generate Flatpak, AppImage, .deb and .rpm packages, and I will take a stab at getting this version onto Flathub as soon as possible.We already have the editor available in AUR for Arch and in Homebrew for Mac OS, and hopefully those channels will be updated with the new version soon.Language supportThere is built in support for more languages/formats in the editor:OpenTofu / TerraformNixXMLBash language serverBetter extension supportUsing extensions should be more ergonomic now. The editor is clearer about the requirements (language ex...