chore(#367): cut 1.2.2+63 release (store consolidation notes + version)
Bump pubspec to 1.2.2+63 and add the four release-gate docs (CHANGELOG section, GitHub release notes, Play what's-new, Discord post) for the #367/#370 desktop store-consolidation fix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>release/1.2.2
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🧵 **Offband Meshcore 1.2.2** is up, a follow-up to 1.2.1.
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1.2.1 pinned your database to one place, but if you'd run several different builds on **Windows or Linux**, some history could still be sitting in other database files. 1.2.2 finds those on launch and merges them back into your main database, so history that still looked missing comes home.
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Your old databases are never touched, and if anything goes wrong it just retries next launch. Android and the web app aren't affected.
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📥 **Download:** https://github.com/OffbandMesh/meshcore-client/releases/tag/v1.2.2
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🌐 **Web app:** https://offband.app
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Offband Meshcore 1.2.2
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A small maintenance update that follows up 1.2.1. On desktop (Windows and Linux), any chat history left behind in older, separate databases is now found and merged back in automatically, with your original data left untouched. No changes are needed on Android.
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## Offband Meshcore 1.2.2
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A follow-up to 1.2.1 that brings back desktop history left behind in other databases.
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### Fixed
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- **Desktop (Windows/Linux): message history split across older databases is now
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reunited.** 1.2.1 pinned the database to one location but only carried over a
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single prior copy. If you had run several differently-built copies of the app,
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some history could still be sitting in other database files. On launch, Offband
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now finds those stores and merges them into the pinned database (messages by id,
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contacts by public key), so history that looked missing comes back. Your old
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databases are never deleted, and a run that hits a problem leaves every source
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untouched and retries next launch. Android, web, and macOS were not affected
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(#367, #370).
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