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increase the timeout for background clients to 60s, separates them into their own store, and makes sliding sync respect the setting instead of the client setting, and hopefully better management adds a startup timeout of 45s to the main loading screen to prevent anything from getting stuck behind that which may or may not actually do anything. so much writing for such little change :(
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> [!IMPORTANT] > Merging this PR will create a new release. ## Features * Add background styling to user profile cards ([SableClient#712](SableClient#712) by @nushea) * Add preventing url preview cards by surrounding a link in anglebrackets like <https://app.sable.moe> ([SableClient#717](SableClient#717) by @nushea) * Reorganize Embed settings and reintroduce multiple embeds ([SableClient#667](SableClient#667) by @nushea) * Change Misc. data styling in users profile pages ([SableClient#663](SableClient#663) by @nushea) * add initial support for sending discoverable emojis and sticker ([SableClient#730](SableClient#730) by @dozro) ### Themes and tweaks from the catalog ([SableClient#633](SableClient#633) by @7w1) Themes are pulled from [a repo](https://github.com/SableClient/themes) now, so you get the full power of CSS instead of a palette. Tweaks are new: CSS overlays that sit on top of whatever theme you are using. You'll be prompted to migrate to the new system whenever you update, if you choose not to, you'll be limited to the basic dark/light themes. A few additional themes have been added (Rose Pine variantes, Catpuccin) along with some basic tweaks (circular avatars, monochrome avatars, and square stuff). You can share themes and tweaks. For themes uploaded online, simply hit the copy button in settings and paste the link in chat. If the setting is enabled, a preview will be generated. Third party themes (as defined by the config.json) have prominent warning banners and fetching is disabled by default. You can also export and share theme files directly, although no previews are generated for these. If you're intrested in getting a theme or tweak added to the official catalog, contribute to the themes repo linked above! We're eager to add more! ### Markdown parser and render updates ([SableClient#727](SableClient#727) by @7w1) Migrated markdown parsing and rendering to use marked, which should fix most (all?) markdown issues involving lists/nested structures, inconsistent/inaccurate code blocks, escape sequences, and all the other bugs with literally everything. Added math rendering support via marked and KaTeX, uses standard `$$` and `$` delimiters. Only renders a subset of latex tags that will likely need to be expanded so feel free to make issues if needed. Also adds support for sending markdown tables (although they're rendered rather plainly at the moment), sending valid html directly (such as for colored text), and properly escaping anything with backslashes. Fixes link previews appearing in code blocks, fixes pmp new line behavior, fixes links not opening in new tabs, and fixes editing arbitrary html messages, probably. Finally, the old WYSIWYG editor has been completely removed. ## Fixes * Fix spam-clicking abbreviations crashing sable ([SableClient#665](SableClient#665) by @nushea) * Add cache-control headers in Caddyfile for assets, service worker, and index.html ([SableClient#609](SableClient#609) by @Just-Insane) * Fix the first pin event in a room looking empty ([SableClient#685](SableClient#685) by @nushea) * Fix read receipt scrolling not working ([SableClient#631](SableClient#631) by @Septicity) * Fix status sometimes sticking in member tile ([SableClient#664](SableClient#664) by @nushea) * Fix apng files not animating. ([SableClient#737](SableClient#737) by @7w1) * Some fixes to sync requests being spammed on loading screen and for multi-account background syncing, it should also load faster now! ([SableClient#736](SableClient#736) by @7w1) * Fix other dmed party not being added as a founder by default when creating a dm. ([SableClient#737](SableClient#737) by @7w1) * Update verbiage in the credits ([SableClient#728](SableClient#728) by @nushea) * spoilered text now gets replaced with `[Spoiler]` in the plain text fallback, as per MSC4454 ([SableClient#715](SableClient#715) by @dozro) * Hide copied settings links on dynamic rows ([SableClient#695](SableClient#695) by @hazre) * Fix button hover background smearing in virtual list rows by suppressing transform on hover ([SableClient#614](SableClient#614) by @Just-Insane) * Fix Workbox precaching by removing injectionPoint override that was silently disabling all precache entries ([SableClient#611](SableClient#611) by @Just-Insane) ### Change how settings links are shared ([SableClient#695](SableClient#695) by @hazre) Settings links copied from Sable now stay on the current client URL and include a small Sable marker in the link. That lets Sable recognize settings links copied from other Sable instances without treating unrelated third-party `/settings/...` links as Sable settings links. When you send a bare settings link in the composer, Sable now rewrites it into a labeled link so it looks better on non-Sable clients too. For example: `[Settings > Account > Display Name](https://client.example/settings/account?focus=display-name&moe.sable.client.action=settings)`. Invalid or malformed settings-looking links now stay normal links instead of being shown as settings chips. If you previously set `settingsLinkBaseUrl` in `config.json`, remove it. Sable now derives settings links from the runtime app URL, and the old config key is no longer used.
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As I haven't really had any issues I'm not 100% sure this fixes anything at all, but it at least doesn't break anything.
Increase the timeout for background clients to 60s, separates them into their own store, and makes sliding sync respect the setting instead of the client setting, and hopefully better management.
Adds a startup timeout of 45s to the main loading screen to prevent anything from getting stuck behind that which may or may not actually do anything.
Replaces the sdk's thread root event fetching on initial load to prevent the useless loading delay and request spam on load. Get's swapped back once the client loads which then functions normally, only loading thread events when a room is opened.
Also some random formatting changes that happened in initMatrix.ts when I saved for some reason?? They're more readable imo so I just left them in.
Also fixed the 1 lint issue from #730
Maybe related to #710
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AI disclosure:
Bickered with an AI to diagnose some potential syncing issues but none of the changes were directly AI written.