Fix HiNote data migration on file rename#88
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Summary
Fixes HiNote highlight/comment data migration when an Obsidian note is renamed or moved.
Fixes #87.
Root Cause
The vault
renameevent handler skipped migration unless HiNote services had already been initialized. This means renaming or moving a file before opening the HiNote panel could leave existing.hinotedata attached to the old path. The migration code also computed the new storage path throughgetStoragePathForFile(newPath), which could persist a new mapping before confirming that the old highlight data was actually readable.Changes
Validation
node scripts/test-hinote-rename-fix.mjsnpm run build