Bump to v0.12.17 — infinite scroll & virtualized feed

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### v0.12.17 — Infinite scroll & a virtualized feed
The feed no longer stops at a fixed number of notes. Scroll to the bottom and older notes load automatically — no manual Refresh.
- **Infinite scroll on the Global feed.** Reaching the bottom auto-loads the next page of older notes (up to 1,000), with a brief "Loading older notes…" indicator during each fetch.
- **Virtualized feed list.** Only the notes actually on screen (~2535 cards) are kept in the page at any time, regardless of how far you scroll. This structurally bounds memory — the WebKitGTK image-memory growth behind past Linux crashes can't accumulate, because off-screen note images are released as you scroll past them.
- Verified on Linux: ~1,000 notes scrolled, memory oscillated and settled around 1.15 GB — bounded regardless of scroll depth.
### v0.12.16 — Security hardening
A defense-in-depth pass on link and text rendering, prompted by a CodeQL code-scanning review. No user-facing changes, and no exploitable vulnerability was found — note URLs were already scheme-constrained upstream — but the rendering sinks are now hardened directly.