Tartan 0.1.1

Changed

• The Schedule page explains what SIO is (CMU's student information system) and shows the one-line
  format that works for any school, right where you start.
• The optional phone page now previews what you type with the same quick-add parser as the desktop
  app. Redeploy the Apps Script (see docs/apps-script/README.md) to pick it up.
• The phone sync guide describes the phone page: what it shows, how ticks reach Tartan, and who can
  see it.

Tartan 0.1.0

The first public release.

Download

• Windows: Tartan-Windows-Setup.exe. Installs for your user only, with no admin prompt.
• macOS: Tartan-macOS-arm64.dmg for Apple silicon, Tartan-macOS-x64.dmg for Intel Macs.
• Linux: Tartan-Linux.deb for Debian and Ubuntu, Tartan-Linux.AppImage for other
  distributions.

The Windows and Linux builds are 64-bit x86.

The installers are not code-signed yet, so Windows and macOS ask once before the first launch. The
README explains what to click.

What is in it

• Today: what is due, what to start, overdue work, your classes and the free time between them,
  with one box to capture anything.
• Calendar: a month grid and a day agenda; add, edit, tick off and drag deadlines.
• Schedule: weekly classes, typed in or pasted from your school's schedule page.
• Spaces: per course (or anything else), with notes, deadlines, a grade sheet and tabs for the
  sites you use.
• Notes: Markdown with live KaTeX math, links between notes, tags, search and history.
• Calendar feeds: subscribe to any .ics link to see events or turn them into deadlines.
• Quick add that reads dates, times, repeats and courses from one line, and keeps the words when
  a line is ambiguous instead of guessing.
• Grades: a per-course grade sheet that projects your final grade.
• LeetCode: a daily problem and a 138-problem ladder.
• Optional Google Calendar sync for reminders on your phone.

Everything lives in one folder of plain JSON and Markdown files that you own.