Raylux 0.24.7: the offline manual

Documentation ships for the first time, and three faults live on every gateway are fixed.

A manual, served by the gateway itself

A 19-page manual installs with the gateway and is served at /manual, with no internet required. It covers install and first run on Windows and Linux, TLS certificates, backup and restore, upgrades and uninstall, troubleshooting, and a security-hardening checklist.

Bundled rather than hosted, deliberately. The machines that need it are frequently on a network with no route off site. A page that pulls a stylesheet or font from the internet does not fail loudly on a plant network — it renders in the wrong font with the search box missing, and nobody connects that to a firewall rule.

Fixes

• The gateway reported 0 devices on every installation ever shipped. A plant with every PLC down published "0 of 0" and read as healthy.
• Writing to a tag that does not exist reported success — a stale binding, a typo'd path, or a tag deleted from under a running screen all reported as written. Operator screens are unaffected; they never checked.
• A malformed automated binding edit deleted the binding it was meant to set, destroying work and reporting success.
• The Problems panel rebuilt its whole list on every keystroke.