[v0.7.6] - 2026-06-07
Why Upgrade
- Fixes Markdown preview clipping on iPhone by tightening compact preview controls and adding regression coverage for constrained preview widths.
- Stabilizes Swift editor scrolling when bold keywords, current-line highlighting, matching-bracket highlighting, and line wrapping settings interact.
- Improves macOS Settings by making the window user-resizable and reorganizing dense editor/theme controls into cleaner, scroll-safe sections.
Highlights
- Added configurable status bar items for cursor position, line count, word count, encoding, line endings, indentation, selection size, file size, Git branch/changes, and Markdown preview theme.
- Reworked the macOS Themes settings tab into balanced cards with integrated theme preview, theme selection, theme colors, formatting, and Markdown preview controls.
- Added Markdown preview theme audit coverage and compact clipping fixtures for iPhone-sized layouts.
- Added localization audit coverage for settings/status bar strings.
- Added a manual release QA checklist covering Markdown preview themes, editor overlays, Settings resize behavior, status bar density, and project sidebar spacing.
Fixes
- Fixed iPhone Markdown preview theme content and control cards being clipped in compact layouts.
- Fixed macOS editor flicker and disappearing text while scrolling Swift code with bold keywords, current-line highlighting, matching-bracket highlighting, and line wrap combinations.
- Fixed macOS Settings layout overflow by enabling resize behavior and using scroll-safe content when the user reduces the window size.
- Fixed project sidebar disclosure icon alignment and nested row spacing so outer and inner project items use consistent gaps.
- Fixed release preflight behavior so older release tags are not blocked by newer README metric expectations.
- Tightened Markdown PDF/export guardrails and regression coverage for compact preview rendering.
Breaking changes
- None.
Migration
- None. Existing editor, status bar, theme, and Markdown preview preferences are reused.