v1.2.0

Added

• Hotel check-in and check-out times — a hotel can now record optional
  check-in and check-out times. The check-in shows on the segment card; the
  check-out shows on the stay's final day, on the "Staying" continuation row in
  the itinerary and the map timeline. The times are display-only — they never
  change how a hotel is ordered, which still follows its check-in date.

Changed

• Floating local time for flights — flight times now follow the same
  floating-local model as every other segment: stored and shown exactly as the
  boarding pass prints them, with the origin/destination airport supplying only
  a zone label (e.g. 06:00 JST) rather than converting the clock. This
  collapses the previous flight-vs-everything-else time split into one model and
  keeps morning departures from positive-offset airports — a 06:00 Tokyo flight,
  say — on the correct itinerary day. See ADR-0016.

Fixed

• Flight times from boarding passes read an hour or two off — an extracted
  local departure double-counted the airport's UTC offset, so an 18:05 CEST
  departure displayed as 20:05. Flight times now store and show the printed wall
  clock verbatim. Existing skewed times correct themselves when you re-extract
  the document.
• A same-day hotel check-in could sort before the flight that got you there —
  within a single day a hotel check-in now never appears earlier than the last
  flight to land that day.
• The itinerary and the trip-map timeline could disagree on "today" — near
  midnight in a non-UTC timezone the two views could classify a different day as
  today, and so collapse the past differently. They now read the same clock.
• Extraction reported "Ollama not configured" on a working setup — the app
  checks that Ollama is reachable before handing extraction to the worker, but
  only the worker had the connection settings. The app now reads them too, so
  extraction runs instead of refusing.
• The background worker logged a spurious missing-basemap warning on every
  boot even when the map rendered fine. The worker never serves map tiles — that
  is the app's job — so the misplaced check was removed.