Fixes

act-tracker: dynamic character tracking wasn't working if you had a guild-tag in your name

FilterSpoon: Quick-Access Editor for NeverSink/FilterBlade Lootfilters

rebuilt from scratch & re-enabled for PoE1 (support for PoE2 will come shortly)
this feature is still somewhat "experimental" (because lootfiltering is a complex aspect)
can be accessed via the menu-widget or by holding down a modifier-key (default: ALT) and pressing the omni-key over an item
- menu-widget: opens either the starting page or the last page you viewed
- omni-key: opens a new search specifically for the item you're hovering over
the editor is built around using the online filters on your account (teal filters in the in-game menu)
- this makes it easier to keep base filters up-to-date, and it streamlines general usage
- I'm open to implementing support for local filters (if there are genuine advantages)
the rest of the release notes covers only the core use-cases of this feature: there are style and economy options that will not be highlighted here (the help tooltips within the tool should be self-explanatory)
- EDIT: the wiki page will be updated with additional info at some point

this feature needs to be enabled in the settings menu first
hold down ESC to open the menu-widget, then click the FilterSpoon icon
a window will pop up and ask you to open the in-game lootfilter list and check for the "FilterSpoon" entry
after closing the pop-up, a basic UI with a drop-down list will open:
select your desired base filter from the list to finish the initial setup

the editor uses two main colors (default: light & dark blue), and anything with the darker color is clickable or has an info-box
currently, the editor can be used in two different ways:
- omni-click items to find the specific filter-rule and modify it
- freely search and browse the whole filter and modify it to your liking
in the 2nd screenshot, you can see how search results are divided by dark blue bars: these show how the filter is divided into types/groups and how those are further divided into tiers
both types and tiers can be individually collapsed (in case you're doing broad searches and need to sift through the results)

scenario: you find a single fusing and decide you no longer want to pick those up

hold down the modifier-key and omni-click on the orb of fusing to open the editor and search for the exact filter-rule
from here, you have the option to hide the entire filter tier
if there are items within that tier that you still want to pick up, it's better to move fusings to a tier that's already hidden: click orb of fusing to see more options
- simply move it to one of the hidden tiers, and you'll no longer see dropped 1x and 2x fusings

while using NeverSink filters, you may have noticed that higher stacks of currency have extra highlighting: this has implications for this use-case scenario of hiding fusings
if the value of fusings has dropped so low that you don't even want to pick up higher stacks, you'll have to modify additional filter rules
you can right-click items in the search results to start a "global" search for that item: this is the same as manually searching for "item name" (as shown previously when omni-clicking and manual searching were compared)
- from here, you have the same options as before: hiding the whole tier, or moving an item to a different tier
- NOTE: rules for higher stacks usually don't have hidden tiers by default, so the editor gives you the option to dynamically create a new tier