File manager adds undo, snapshot history, and diffs
File manager now has undo, snapshot history, and before-and-after diffs, plus safer config resets, expanded roster management, and fixes for Palworld mods and Minecraft crashes.
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File manager gets undo, snapshot history, and real diffs

Editing files just got a lot safer: you can now see snapshot history for changed files, view real before-and-after diffs, and undo changes you didn't mean to make. A clearer save-error message also shows up if a save doesn't go through, and resetting a server's files now has a dedicated confirmation flow.
- Player list files now win, and sync back to your dashboard: Edit your admin, whitelist, or ban lists directly through Files or SFTP and your changes now stick, instead of getting overwritten on the next boot. Your dashboard's roster view updates to match. Covers Valheim, Don't Starve Together, Factorio, Core Keeper, Minecraft Bedrock, Rust, and Hytale.
- Escape key now properly collapses maximized dashboard cards: Pressing Escape while a dashboard card is maximized now collapses it back to its normal size instead of getting stuck or closing the wrong thing.
- Manage roles, whitelists, and bans for more games from the dashboard: You can now manage player roles, whitelists, and bans directly from the dashboard for 7 Days to Die, Bedrock Minecraft, Rust, Hytale, and Factorio, with clearer status badges when something needs a look.
- UE4SS mod settings now survive restarts and updates: Custom settings you edit inside UE4SS mod folders (like Palworld and Windrose mods) now stick around after restarts instead of getting overwritten. If a mod update changes files you customized, your edits are set aside safely rather than lost.
- New: reset your server's config files with a safety net: You can now preview exactly which config files a reset would touch, and which ones (like your world, rosters, and mods) it will never touch, before running it. A backup is taken automatically first, so you can always undo.
- Palworld's mods folder is now editable from Files: You can now edit files directly inside your Palworld UE4SS Mods folder from the dashboard, instead of it being locked. Core game and loader files stay protected as before.
- Palworld mod update warnings when a mod gets quarantined: If a Palworld or Windrose mod update looks risky, you'll now see a clear notice on your Files page explaining what happened and where the old files went. You can dismiss it once you've reviewed it.