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Add the DxVisualizer mark to the editor tab (#146).
Publish a measured-performance page with the first recorded window-open, search, and selection timings, produced by a new reproducible measurement driver (#114).
Add a captured global-search image to the search and filtering docs page, regenerated from the live window by the docs capture pipeline (#114).
Show the asset-creation controls opening in the managing-assets guide.
Add the Migration and Roadmap pages, and move the repository branding in-repo: the DxVisualizer mark, favicon, and banner from the rebrand kit now live under docs/images/ and
the site and README use them (#149, #150).

Renamed to DxVisualizer: display name, window title, and menu paths (Tools → Wallstop Studios → DxVisualizer). Namespaces, types, package name, saved state, and theme tokens
are unchanged, so projects upgrade without edits (#147).
The documentation site ships the designed Dx theme: ink dark as the default, nav tabs, the homepage hero, and screenshots recaptured from the live window in the Dx theme (#149,
#152).
The README leads with the banner and links into the site instead of repeating it (#149).

Large asset import bursts no longer freeze the editor: the window decides which imports matter from each asset's type instead of loading every imported asset (#226).
Window placement no longer overwrites your saved preferred window size with the size the operating system clamps the window to, so reopening keeps the size you chose (#39, #42).
Fix the docs copy to match the window: a processor without an Accepts list is never offered, pane widths always save in editor preferences, and persistence docs use the
on-screen Persist State in Settings Asset label. The settings tooltip now names the correct save location. (#153, #149)
BaseDataObject asset ids no longer change on validation: an asset keeps its authored id, and only an empty id fills from the asset GUID. Created and cloned assets still get a
fresh id (#137).

Compact and Minimal built-in style variants: density-only theme presets that
keep the Classic palette and shrink window typography, action buttons, and
control chrome (Compact 13px type, 20px action buttons, 4px control radii;
Minimal 12px type, 16px action buttons, square control corners).
Theme hot reload: an open Data Visualizer window re-applies the selected
theme immediately when its theme asset or referenced stylesheet is
reimported, reference-swapped, renamed, moved, or deleted; deletions fall
back to the package style with the existing saved-GUID semantics.
A .unitypackage is now built and verified on each release and attached to
the GitHub Release alongside the npm package.

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