This version comes with substantial updates to the openpgp-card-state dependency (which handles User PIN storage for OpenPGP card devices, see https://codeberg.org/openpgp-card/state).
It now supports selecting different PIN storage backends, including one to store the User PIN directly in the config file.
PIN verification error cases are now handled more defensively
A card can be configured to use "direct" PIN storage in the config file by editing its configuration (in ~/.config/openpgp-card-state/config.toml on a typical linux setup) to read like this:
[[cards]]
ident = "0000:01234567"
[cards.pin_storage]
Direct = "123456"
(... if the card's identity is "0000:01234567" and the User PIN is "123456")
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