Windows Terminal 1.24.11321.0

What's new in this version:

Changed:
- Terminal will now display a warning dialog if you attempt to open a URL that might harm your computer (as voted by a bunch of security researchers)
- ... and you can change its behavior with the new safeUriSchemes setting (JSON safeUriSchemes, array of strings, default [])
- We have disabled store licensing checks on startup, which should improve launch performance and reliability and prevent the store from deciding that nobody is allowed to run Terminal
- We've reworked how text selection is handled when an application requests mouse mode; Shift clicks will no longer extend an existing selection and positioning will use absolute coordinates rather than selecting the nearest half cell
- Terminal will now assert focus when you drag and drop a file on it

Fixed:
- IME composition will no longer blindly overwrite text to the right of the cursor, but "intelligently" push it further to the right to ensure that it stays visible
- We will no longer attempt to allocate too much memory or crash with an access violation on certain specially-crafted Sixel images
- Overridden tab titles should no longer spontaneously reset to Default or Windows PowerShell or the default for any given profile
- Terminal windows should no longer shrink by one row or column at a time every time you exit neovim
- Terminal's WM_COPYDATA handler will no longer accept outrageously large payload sizes, especially on 32-bit Intel platforms
- The resizePane action will now fall through to normal keyboard input if there was no pane to resize
- We have removed a significant source of memory leaks when a screen reader or other assistive technology is enabled
- Wordwise selection that starts at a word boundary will no longer select the wrong word