0.8.1

DayTasks 0.8.1

Changed

• Better theme support. The warm surface tint is now a single overridable CSS
  variable, and the success/error/estimate colors fall back to Obsidian theme
  variables instead of fixed hex — so DayTasks tracks dark and high-contrast
  themes more faithfully.
• Settings: the reserved API section heading is now simply API.

Fixed

• Task cards no longer overlap their controls when a detail note is present.
  A detail note adds a fifth control to the card; cards now reserve room for all
  of them, so a collapsed card's due date is no longer clipped and an expanded
  card's long title wraps instead of running under the icons. The collapsed task
  id and due date also use a smaller, consistent size, and the id picks up the
  theme's accent color.
• Visible keyboard focus. The Task List filter controls and the project/tag
  chips show a focus outline when you tab to them, and the group collapse/expand
  button has an accessible name for screen readers.
• Creating a detail note no longer fails when both candidate filenames are
  taken. If <title>.md and the <title>-<id>.md fallback both already exist,
  DayTasks now picks the next free name instead of erroring and leaving the task
  without its note.
• Editing or syncing a task no longer overwrites an unrelated note. If a
  task's detail-note link points at a file that now belongs to a different task
  (moved or replaced), DayTasks leaves that note's properties untouched.
• The daily-note task widget now works in popped-out windows and split
  panes. It is built against the note's own window, so it renders and sizes
  correctly even when that note isn't the focused one.
• Task List view filters and layout survive a quick disable/reload. Pending
  view-state is saved when the plugin unloads instead of being dropped, and
  scheduled refreshes no longer run after the plugin is gone.

Security

• Detail-note folders stay inside your vault. A Detail notes folder setting
  containing .. (for example ../Outside) can no longer write notes outside the
  vault — paths are normalized and traversal segments are dropped.
• Unreadable tasks are no longer silently discarded. If stored data contains
  task entries DayTasks can't read, it now shows a notice with how many were
  skipped, so a later save doesn't quietly erase them. Back up your data before
  making changes if you see this.