Release Notes - v1.1.1 🎉

This is a minor update that adds the GitHub link to the navigation bar and displays the application version in the Settings page.

Changes & Features ✨

GitHub Link Added: A link to the project's GitHub repository has been added to the main navigation bar for easy access to the source code and issue tracking.
Version Display: The application version number is now displayed at the bottom of the Settings page, making it easier to identify which version you are running.
Preferred Metadata Language: (Added in v1.1.0)
- You can now specify a preferred language code (e.g., vi, en, ja) in the Settings page.
- yt-dlp will attempt to fetch video titles and descriptions in this language for YouTube videos, if available. See the linked list in the settings for supported codes or you can see the list here.
Custom yt-dlp Arguments: (Added in v1.1.0)
- Added a field in Settings to input additional command-line arguments directly passed to yt-dlp.
- This allows advanced users to leverage specific yt-dlp features or flags not exposed directly in the UI (use with caution!).

As usual, two versions are provided for this release:
(Now it has setup exe file, thanks to Inno Setup)

*Packed*.*
- Includes the application AND the yt-dlp and ffmpeg executables. Ready to run out of the box.
*NoLibrary*.*
- Includes the application but does NOT include yt-dlp or ffmpeg.
- Requires you to provide your own yt-dlp and ffmpeg executables (place them in the application folder or ensure they are in your system's PATH).
- Ideal if you prefer managing your own yt-dlp and ffmpeg versions to ensure you always have the latest updates (the Packed version contains specific bundled versions).