Options screenshot shows the Rosetta warning; --screenshots checks for it

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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*Jobs: hold, release, move or cancel jobs on any queue.*
![CUPS Admin showing a Ricoh queue's options](docs/screenshots/app-options.png)
*Options: the queue's driver settings as a form, applied with `lpadmin` and read back.*
*Options: the queue's driver settings as a form, applied with `lpadmin` and read back. The header warns when the driver needs Rosetta.*
**CUPS Admin** is a native macOS app that puts back the CUPS web interface (`http://localhost:631`) Apple removed in macOS 27 — `cupsd`, `lpadmin` and IPP Everywhere queues all still work, only the browser admin page is gone. The sidebar lists every queue with its state and active jobs; select one to see its status, hold, release, move or cancel its jobs, and change its default options the way the old "Set Default Options" page did, including per-driver settings like Ricoh user codes. Common changes (color or black & white, duplex, Letter paper, a user code, the default printer) are one-click Quick Actions, and every change is read back from cupsd so nothing fails silently. It ships with `cupsadmin`, a command-line tool for scripts, Mosyle/Jamf/Munki commands and quick checks. No third-party dependencies; builds with the Xcode Command Line Tools alone.