v1.2.0
Voilà now speaks French; the paste flow got a full rewrite.
Full French translation now covers settings, the menu bar, onboarding, and the overlay. It switches automatically when the system language is French, and can also be set manually under General → Language. The overlay's "Listening" now reads Écoute in French, and "Processing" reads Finalisation — matching native macOS phrasing.
The paste flow was rewritten: before pasting, Voilà now takes an in-memory snapshot of the clipboard (images, rich text, HTML, and file URLs are all captured) and restores it afterward — whatever you had copied is never overwritten by the transcribed text, and clipboard managers like Maccy won't pick up any trace of Voilà. Native macOS apps (Notes, Mail, Safari forms, Messages, etc.) now prefer writing directly via the Accessibility API, bypassing the clipboard entirely; terminals and Electron apps still fall back to the clipboard, but the write is now flagged transient so clipboard managers ignore it automatically.
Two new master toggles along the way. "Paste last result" can now be turned off entirely — disabling it hides the menu item and unregisters its hotkey. The hotkey settings row got a new ✕ clear button; clearing a hotkey now persists as "unset" and no longer gets silently reset back to its default by startup compatibility logic.