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v3.4.5

Extension

• The CWTools log channel is created only for enabled workspaces and now uses
  VS Code log levels. (#507)
• Graph restoration no longer overwrites a newer graph request after a delayed
  response. (#695)

Tooling

• Add the /fix-issue Claude Code skill (.claude/skills/fix-issue): it
  fetches a GitHub issue, gathers the context it touches, plans the fix,
  then implements, verifies, and opens the PR after approval.
• Host tests use the extension-host runner's TDD suite/test globals
  throughout; importing describe/it from the top-level mocha package broke
  the smoke suite because those helpers are not bound to the Mocha instance
  @vscode/test-cli runs. (#754)
• Client hot-path benchmarks now use Vitest 5's test-context benchmark API.
  (#737)
• Cargo-deny now allows BSD-3-Clause for the existing zstd dependency graph.
  (#743)
• validate now treats equivalent vanilla-cache game aliases as the same game
  while still warning for different and unknown identifiers. (#738)
• Restoring a graph panel now disposes the existing panel and its command
  handlers before wiring the replacement, so window reloads do not leave
  duplicate save commands behind. (#599)
• Marketplace publishing now passes the VSCE token through the child environment
  instead of command arguments. (#513)

Engine

• Hover, inlay titles and graph labels keep their localisation text per
  file, so renaming or deleting a key in an open loc file drops the old text
  on that edit instead of at the next full scan, editing one file no longer
  drops another file's (or the base game's) translation of the same key, a
  deleted loc file takes its text with it, and an edited file keeps its place
  among the other files' translations of a shared key, so an inlay or graph
  label does not flip to another file's text while typing. (#476)

• Parser source positions now account for a leading BOM, so line-1 fixes and
  formatting edits preserve the original file text. (#555)

• Vanilla cache instances are now accepted only from files inside the configured
  base-game directory. (#591)

• Bare values now keep their source range tight to the value, so comments and
  blank lines are preserved by formatting. (#546)

• Live vanilla indexing now preserves the real source URI for each base-game
  instance, matching cache-backed sessions. (#580)

• Modifier key validation now lazily lowercases ASCII keys while preserving Unicode matching. (#598)

• Watched-file batches, open-document revalidation and didClose now take a
  validation slot per file instead of per batch, so an edit made while a
  large batch runs (a git checkout touching many files) no longer waits for
  the whole batch before its diagnostics appear. (#477)

• Find-references and rename on a localisation key no longer read and parse
  the whole localisation tree, then every script file, on the pump task for
  each request (289 MB / 2 944 files per request on Millennium Dawn). The loc
  index now keeps every definition site per key, so references answer the
  definition half from memory, and usages come from a streamed scan on the
  blocking pool that holds only the files in flight. Rename still visits every
  loc file for $key$ references and unconfigured languages, but streams
  them the same way. Listed definitions follow localisation.languages, the
  scope goto and hover already use, also for a file the watcher brings in
  between scans; a key the base game also defines falls back to that
  definition when the mod's file is deleted; and a definition whose file
  changed without a watcher event is found where it is now rather than
  dropped. Removing a file from the index is O(1). (#474)

Tooling

• The CLI now distinguishes usage, discovery, and empty-input failures from
  validation findings with their documented exit codes. (#493)
• Package input copying now removes stale files from dist/extension without
  deleting generated build artifacts. (#561)
• fix now warns when a supplied vanilla cache was built for another game.
  (#499)

Engine

• Ctrl+Click on localization_key in scripted localisation jumps to the loc
  entry even when the ruleset does not type that folder. HOI4 still points
  type[scripted_loc] at Stellaris's common/scripted_loc, so those files
  never matched and the key was not a loc ref. (#725)
• CodeLens reference counts for scripted effects (and other type-pattern aliases
  such as scripted triggers) now include my_se = yes call sites. Those uses are
  keys, not field = <type> values, so the reverse index never saw them and the
  lens stayed at 0. Call sites are cached as non-schema leaf keys and reclassified
  when the instance set changes or after a workspace scan, without walking ASTs
  or reading files on each lens resolve.

Extension

• Graph labels now repaint when the VS Code webview theme changes. (#585)

Extension

• Changing settings that require startup now prompts to reload the window (#504).