Lima v2.2.0

This release marks a significant expansion of Lima's capabilities by introducing experimental support for Windows guests (Windows 11 and Server 2025) and hardening host security. Version 2.2.0 also improves the developer experience with new CLI utilities like 'limactl screenshot' and more flexible configuration flags for existing commands.

Experimental support for Windows 11 and Windows Server 2025 guests — This expands Lima beyond Linux, allowing developers to manage Windows environments using the same familiar CLI and workflow, which is particularly useful for cross-platform testing.

Hardened socket_vmnet permissions — Restricting access to the admin group reduces the local attack surface on the host machine, ensuring only authorized users can interact with the network stack.

CLI enhancements: Screenshot support and expanded restart/shell flags — These CLI improvements streamline the developer workflow by allowing common configuration changes during a restart and providing a way to visually debug VM states without manual workarounds.

Default Windows driver changed to QEMU — Users running Lima on Windows hosts should be aware that QEMU is now the default instead of WSL2, which may change performance characteristics or hardware compatibility.

TPM Emulation and Virtio-sound support — TPM emulation is a critical prerequisite for modern secure boot requirements, and virtio-sound support improves the utility of VMs for multimedia or desktop-like use cases.