Version 2.5 beta

Fixes a rare crash when searching network volumes, especially on Windows servers.
Fixes an issue where some files where not found by Spotlight if the names' case didn't match.

Fixes a crash introduced in the previous beta that occured when starting a search with a numeric or date input.

Fixes a crash introduced in the previous beta that occured after performing a text content search.
Fixes incorrect search results with Korean file names (e.g. search for 소녀 found 소년).

The search operations were changed significantly. If something doesn't work in search as it used to, let me know.
Fix: Find menu's "Add Rule (Above)" (cmd-option-+) works again.
The text in the About window can now be selected and copied for your convenience when reporting issues.
Improves setup and search with the Windows program Everything on PCs (FAF now attempts to auto-detect the "Path von Server").
Smaller app icons led to a slightly smaller app.

Fixes some issues with the newly introduced option to use times (hours/minutes) with date searching rules.
Fixes an issue where "Text content doesn't contain" found the wrong files if Spotlight was enabled in FAF's Preferences.
Improves the "Duplicates.lua" script, such as not stopping when an inaccessible file is encountered and listing the duplicate files by groups in the log file.

New: Dates in rules can now include the time for higher precision. Right-click onto a date rule to show or hide the time (hours & minutes), or use the Find menu.
Fixes an issue where the entire /Users was skipped when searching the startup disk with the option to show all Folder sizes was active or when certain scripts were used that forced a recursive directory scan.
Now shows a notification when search for content skips "offline" (dataless) files.
When saving the Results, you can now choose to write the file in JSON format instead of the .paths format.
Selecting the search location pop-up with the Enter or Return key works again.
The Find window's title now shows the first rule's summary. And since the Results window does already do the same, the Find and Results windows now use a small prefix, i.e. a loupe symbol and a folder symbol, to tell them apart in the Window menu.
When searching for inodes (see expert rules), they're now also found if they're related to hard links.
Relabels "neither of" into "none of".

If you find issues with FAF's translations (Spanish, French, Japanese etc.), you can now suggest corrections online at https://simplelocalize.io/suggestions/?id=8288105bbff249b3b65394b31017e26a.