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Default new live connections to HTTP port 1984; release 0.8.1 - #72
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New server setups left the live port empty, selecting the older Frigate proxy and leaving live video broken on Frigate 0.18 until the user entered the port manually. New setups now start with HTTP port 1984, including a local address added later.
Saved custom ports and older proxy settings keep their values. Local and remote ports remain independently editable for deployments with a proxy or port mapping. Without a local host, saving ignores the unused local live fields. Settings explains the defaults and the separate ports.
Includes refreshed Settings snapshots, the 0.8.1/build 65 version bump, and the matching changelog entry.
Validation: regression tests failed before each behavior change and now pass; the full AuraKit suite passes; iOS Simulator and macOS builds pass; all 12 Settings snapshot tests pass across phone/tablet layouts and light/dark themes. The user confirmed that entering port 1984 restored live playback in 0.8.0.