0.8.0

Added

• A resources axis on the roadmap — a third choice beside Horizons and Timeline, drawn
  from the assignee property you already use: one row per person, with their work
  positioned by exactly the dates the timeline already reads. Declare a roster under
  Resources (in order) to give someone a row before anything lands in it; anyone a note
  names gets a row of their own regardless, and work with no assignee, or with nobody's
  dates to sit at, waits on the shelf. Configured views keep showing Horizons or Timeline
  until you pick the new axis.

• Move work between resources — drag a bar into someone else's row, or onto the shelf
  to un-assign it; Alt+Up and Alt+Down step the selected card one row, and Set
  assignee on the row menu now offers every row on screen, empty ones included. All
  three write the same single value to the note's own assignee property, undoable as one
  batch. A row is who and a date is when, so moving work between rows never changes its
  dates — and an item with no dates stays on the shelf under its new owner, which the view
  says out loud rather than leaving it looking like a drop that missed.

• Mark a resource unavailable — Add absence on a row header writes a note saying
  who is away and for how long, and that stretch draws as a blocked band in their row and
  nowhere else. It is never a backlog item: it has no parent, no rank and no state, it
  never appears in the tree, on a board or on the other roadmap axes, and it is deleted
  through Obsidian's ordinary file delete rather than this plugin's undo. Needs both date
  properties configured — an absence has no children to infer a missing end from — and
  files itself under Folder for Absence items, or the home folder when that is unset.

• An absence is readable against the work it crosses — the stretch is drawn in a text
  colour instead of the one the gridlines and the weekend banding are made of, so it no longer
  reads fainter than the shading behind it, and at the same height as a bar. The same days are
  now shaded across that person's own rows and over the bars in them, edge to edge with a line
  down each end of the range, so a plan running through an absence is one line to read rather
  than two to compare; the named stretch stays where it was, with its title, its dates and its
  menu. A bar scheduled across one carries a marker in its row header naming which absence and
  which days, and the legend gains an Unavailable key wherever a stretch is actually on
  screen.

• Schedule from a resource's row — a bar in someone's row now behaves like a bar on
  the plain timeline: drag its body to move it in time, drag either end to change how long
  it takes, and drop an unscheduled card straight into a row to give it both an owner and a
  date in one go. A drag that moves sideways and into another row writes who and when as
  a single change, undoable in one step, and says both in one message. Dragging an END into
  someone else's row still only resizes — a resize is not a hand-off — and releasing on a
  row's title assigns it without guessing a date. Dropping on the shelf still un-assigns
  and leaves the dates alone. Keyboard scheduling on this axis is not in yet: Alt+Up and
  Alt+Down still move between rows only.

What's Changed

• Add Feature and PBI notes for a resource timeline by @Luis85 in #134
• Release 0.8.0 by @Luis85 in #135

Full Changelog: 0.7.1...0.8.0