LibreNostr v1.1.3

Added

• Quotes: a counter and a list. A note's stats line now shows how many notes quote it, and tapping
  it opens a new Quotes tab next to Zaps, Likes and Reposts. The tab lists the quoting notes
  themselves, as full cards, and a tap on one opens that note's thread. Quotes are found the two
  ways clients write them (a q tag, or an e mention with the note's link in the text), and a
  reply that happens to embed the note it answers is still counted as a reply. Notes you quote now
  carry a q tag as well, which is what other clients look for.
• React with any emoji. A long press on the heart opens a picker with six common reactions and
  the whole emoji list. A reaction on a note you already reacted to replaces the old one. The Likes
  list shows each person's emoji instead of a heart where they sent one.
• Comments the NIP-22 way (kind 1111). Comments on an article, and replies to those comments, are
  now published as kind 1111 with the article as the root and the comment as the parent, and read
  back as a tree: replies under an article are drawn nested, the way thread replies are. Replies to
  ordinary notes stay NIP-10 kind 1, as the NIP says. Comments of both kinds, including the kind 1111
  ones other clients write under plain notes, appear in threads and in notifications.

Changed

• A tap on a filled heart takes the reaction back. It used to do nothing, so a mistaken reaction
  could not be undone. The reaction is withdrawn with a deletion request and the heart empties at
  once; if the request cannot be published, the heart is filled again.
• GIF search uses LibreNostr's nostr.build access. Results come from nostr.build with the
  app's registered key instead of falling back to GIFverse, in one request of up to 200 GIFs (no more
  paging), searched the way the service asks (trimmed, lower case, no single letters). The picker says
  "GIFs from nostr.build" with a link to the site, as the service's terms require. When the service
  limits the app, the picker says so and stops asking until the limit lifts instead of switching
  provider. Release builds get the key from a repository secret and fail loudly without it.
• Upload errors say what the servers answered. "Unable to upload file" now carries each server's
  own words (for instance "Access denied (403)" or "File size exceeds the maximum allowed size of
  20 MiB"), so a refusal is no longer indistinguishable from a bad connection.

Fixed

• Uploads failed over Tor. blossom.band and blossom.nostr.build refuse uploads that arrive
  through a Tor exit, and cdn.satellite.earth wants an upload permission nobody has by default, so with
  the default servers every upload failed. While every connection goes through Tor, servers that accept
  anonymous uploads (cdn.nostrcheck.me, cdn.hzrd149.com) now come right after your own.
• Videos could not be uploaded. The default server takes at most 20 MiB and a phone video is
  usually far larger, so every default server refused it. Large files are now offered to each server
  first and skipped by the ones that say no, without sending the file, and two more servers that take
  large files are tried when none of the configured ones will. Progress is also reported in larger
  steps, which spared a long upload tens of thousands of redraws.
• The media tab of a profile never loaded. It asked a centralized service that this build does not
  have. It now reads the author's notes from the relays and shows the ones with a picture or a video.
• Article comments never loaded. The article itself was looked up with a filter that relays do not
  match, so the page found no article and, with it, no comments.
• A like that could not be published stayed counted. The failed reaction left the counter raised
  and the heart filled until the next refresh. The same went for reposts and zaps.
• Files mirrored onto the server that already had them. When the first server refused an upload
  and a later one took it, the mirroring still included the one that took it.