adom-desktop page: 800ms hover tooltip on the download card with full filename + details

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John Lauer · 14d ago ·closed by Colby Knox

Reported by the Adom Desktop team (John).

The download card shows a truncated filename plus size and download count. A hover tooltip (appearing after roughly 800 ms) that surfaces the full asset details would help both end users and us during debugging:

Full filename, untruncated.
Exact byte size.
SHA256.
Platform tag.
Upload timestamp.

Concrete motivation: recently a publish bug briefly produced two download cards on this page at the same time, and it was genuinely hard to tell what each one was (which version, which artifact) because the filenames were truncated and there were no details on hover. A tooltip with the full filename, sha, and upload time would have made the difference obvious at a glance, instead of forcing a trip to adom-wiki release view.

The attached screenshot shows the download card whose details would surface on hover.

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Colby Knox · 13d ago

Shipped and live on the adom-desktop page. The Install + Download cards are now grouped in a bordered "Get it" block (so Contents below starts a clear new region -- #92), each card carries an author caption (#91/#93), a "?" appears next to the Download heading when the pkg and release versions differ (#91), and the download card has a native details-on-hover tooltip with the full filename + exact bytes + sha256 + platform/arch + upload time (#94).

Author controls: the Install caption comes from the manifest install_caption (falling back to the pkg description); the Download caption comes from the release title -- set it with adom-wiki release edit <ref> <version> --title "For your Windows PC — the signed desktop app" and it renders on the card (previously it did not).

Deferred: the "managed by " badge on the download card (needs reverse-dep knowledge of which app auto-manages the runtime) -- say the word if you want it as a follow-up. Closing.