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What's new in this version:

Changed:
- When you rename a window, we will now acknowledge that we actually did it- Terminal will now show a more scrutable error message when your starting directory cannot be found

Fixed:
There was an issue that would result in blank profiles or profiles containing just one setting; it is now fixedThe only known cause of this issue was editing the settings of a profile the first time you ever launch Terminal
If you have profiles named Default in your dropdown, this is probably why.
We will now attempt to heal settings files broken by this bug
If you did have a profile that you actually liked that didn't have a name or a GUID or any settings, it will now be broken.
(Why? That's just a Command Prompt profile with no useful identifying information in it...)
We've fixed a bunch of instances of the terminal losing focus
We will no longer close a tab on middle-click down (because up is much more reasonable)The "close tabs to the right" and "close other" options have finally returned, thanks to some quick out-of-the-box thinking(thanks @mpela81)
Nested commands will no longer interfere with deleting the > command palette mode character (thanks @kovdu)
The "new tab" dropdown will no longer go up when it used to go down; we no longer live in topsy turvy-land (thanks @mpela81)
Terminal will no longer create a new profile with the name "Profile 13" if you're weird enough to add a new profile called "Profile 13" yourself (as an example)The window rename action will no longer also pop keys into the terminalYou can now navigate better using your key bindings in the Settings UI (focus mode, fullscreen, etc.)
Terminal will no longer let an application emit more than one bell per secondIn other news, a 1-second delay we accidentally introduced before a bell has been resolved
The command palette will now respect your locale when you do a case-insensitive search

Reliability:
- We should no longer crash on exit nearly as often -- either exiting a shell or the application
- Typing --tabColor into the command palette now has a 100% reduced chance of crashing

Performance:
- Some of our debug logging was being enabled by accident, so we've restricted its activation further
- This bug caused a significant reduction in rendering throughput

WPF Control:
- The WPF control can now have a background that varies from the terminal background