v1.3.0

Unbuffed

v1.3.0 (2026-10-16)

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• Release 1.3.0
  Removes the Enabled toggle (the addon can be disabled from the AddOns list), adds a
  Faded icon option for buffs about to expire alongside Amber tint, and fixes the options
  panel stopping at the preview.
  Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 noreply@anthropic.com
• Fix the options panel stopping at the preview
  The preview's timer label was created with no font and given text straight away. A
  FontString with no font raises "Font not set" when it is given text, and that error
  aborted building the panel at that point, so every section after the preview (anchor,
  custom position, look, expiring, general) never existed.
  The label now inherits a font template. The local test stubs had been too forgiving to
  catch this; they now enforce the same rule, and fail on the previous code.
  Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 noreply@anthropic.com
• Remove the Enabled toggle; let expiring icons fade instead of turning amber
  The Enabled checkbox, /ub on|off and the two runtime checks behind them are gone:
  disabling the addon from the AddOns list does the same job. A profile saved with
  enabled = false simply draws now, and the stale key is ignored.
  Expiring icons gain a choice of look. "Amber tint" is the existing behaviour and stays
  the default. "Faded icon" keeps the icon's colour and lowers its opacity instead, by a
  Faded opacity setting (10-100%, default 50%) that multiplies the general opacity
  setting. Only the icon fades: its gold ring fades with it, but the minutes-left label is
  a separate region and is explicitly kept fully opaque. The fade applies only to an icon
  that is about to expire, never to one for a buff that is missing outright.
  The options preview gains a third demo icon, with a timer, showing the expiring look;
  it appears only while expiry flagging is on. The new controls grey out when they do not
  apply (everything under the flag toggle, and the opacity slider unless Faded is chosen).
  Reset covers the new settings.
  Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 noreply@anthropic.com