0.4.0

• Stages: a work moves through five stages (idea, draft, revision, ready, published), each mapped to the status words you already use. New Stages settings with a color for each. Your published and unpublished values and status colors carry over the first time you open 0.4: the old settings stay in data.json, and an edit to them made after upgrading (for example in 0.3.x) is ignored. Status words are matched ignoring case, and an accent typed as a combining mark still matches. Any of your published words now counts as published, not only the first. Publishing writes the first word of the published stage, and unpublishing restores the earlier status.
• Stage snapshot: when a work's status changes to another stage, Escrita takes a snapshot of it ("Draft → Revision"). Stage snapshots are never trimmed.
• Home block: an escrita-works code block in a note you own lists what you are writing and revising, and counts the rest. A click opens the work where you left off. New Open the home note command and an Open on startup setting.
• Where you left off: Escrita remembers the last place you edited in each work (and in a book's chapters), and the home block opens there. It follows renames.
• Move a paragraph or scene: Move paragraph up/down and Move scene up/down, in one undo step.
• Internal: a reusable vault index (core/vault-index) that follows renames, deletes and edits, now behind placeholders, publish records, dialogue focus, goals history, the works list, where you left off and the home note path. The measurer, the explorer and the snapshots store still keep their own path-keyed state.