1.10.0

Added

• Fill place name from coordinates. Reverse geocodes a note's coordinate
  property through whichever place-search provider and key you already
  configured, and writes the result into a new property (Place property in
  settings, default location) — overwriting it, since running the command is
  the explicit ask. Not behind Enable location: no permission prompt,
  nothing about where you are recorded — but the coordinate you already had
  does leave the vault this way, which What leaves your
  vault now says.
• Start and end markers, direction arrows, and waypoint names. Every track
  now shows a start pin and a differently-shaped end pin, and arrows along the
  line pointing which way it goes; a waypoint that carries its own name shows
  it on hover, on an inline ![[track.gpx]] map. One setting, Show track
  markers, default on, sits beside track statistics and the elevation
  profile. Base map views get the pins and arrows too — the waypoint-name
  tooltip is inline-only for now, since a base view's hover already opens the
  note's own popup.
• The elevation profile now links to the map. Hovering it moves a point
  along the track on the map; hovering the track moves the point along the
  profile. Both leave when the pointer does. Inline embeds only — a base map
  view has no profile to link to.

Changed

• A plain [[track.gpx]] now puts the track on the map too, as does a
  track: "[[track.gpx]]" property — where before only ![[track.gpx]] did.
  The ! is now the whole difference, exactly as it is everywhere else in
  Obsidian: with it you get an inline map in the note and the line on every
  base map, without it only the line. That is the answer to a note that already
  holds a map of its own and does not want a second one under it
  (#6). Nothing
  existing changes meaning — every embed that drew a track still draws it.