New Windows Terminal Preview 1.25.1322.0 for Windows 11 and 10 - May 13

This is the fourth servicing release for Terminal! We've fixed a couple of our more annoying issues, and added a new feature thanks to @ltrzesniewski for configuring the new URL warning dialog.

These release notes include changes from v1.25.1241.0 so that you don't need to go read those separately.

Changes​

• You can now change the behavior of the URL warning dialog with the new safeUriSchemes setting (JSON safeUriSchemes, array of strings, default []) (#20207) (thanks @ltrzesniewski!)
• 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 (#20163)

Bug Fixes​

• We will no longer attempt to allocate too much memory or crash with an access violation on certain specially-crafted Sixel images (#20213)
• Overridden tab titles should no longer spontaneously reset to Default or Windows PowerShell or the default for any given profile (#20214) (thanks @imsh!)
• Terminal windows should no longer shrink by one row or column at a time every time you exit neovim (#20183)
• Terminal's WM_COPYDATA handler will no longer accept outrageously large payload sizes, especially on 32-bit Intel platforms (#20185)
• The resizePane action will now fall through to normal keyboard input if there was no pane to resize (#20001) (thanks @nmurrell07!)
• Wordwise selection that starts at a word boundary will no longer select the wrong word (#20084)

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