Release Sunlith v0.4.0 · SunSinD/Sunlith

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Three layout presets: choose Sunlith, Schedule or Planner during first launch, or under Settings > Appearance. Month, week and day layouts can then be adjusted separately.
Full month grid: see event titles inside each date and open a day for its details.
Hourly timelines: place events on a time grid in Day view or across 3 or 7 days in Week view. Overlapping events share columns; dense groups offer an event list.
Daily schedule: a compact, continuously scrolling list with a date picker above it.
Material You: use wallpaper colors on Android 12 and newer, with neutral light and dark colors available in Appearance.

Month view opens with a continuous agenda. Settings > Agenda can limit it to the selected month, week or day.
Swiping visibly moves between periods. Previous and next arrows are optional under Settings > Navigation and hidden by default.
Today appears near the bottom when the current date is out of view.
The toolbar cog opens Settings directly. Displayed calendars live under Calendars; Computer connection has its own access selection.
First-run setup focuses on computer connection and layout choice. The assistant guide picker has been removed.
The README is shorter, and setup and testing details remain in the documentation.

Scrolling through loaded dates keeps its position when earlier dates are added.
The month grid keeps its event data while the agenda scrolls farther away.
Turning off calendar collapse restores the complete header.
Overnight events shorter than 24 hours appear on both days of the hourly timeline.
Quick repeated navigation taps retain every requested step.
The three-day timeline keeps its visible dates across activity recreation.
Widget and event handoffs wait for setup to finish, and creating a calendar for computer access preserves the displayed-calendar selection.
Corrected companion lockfile metadata for reproducible dependency installs.

26 Android JVM tests and 44 desktop companion tests passed.
Android 11 and Android 16 regression runs completed, with all nine customization checks passing on both after test-gesture corrections.
Five Fold-sized checks passed at 200% text, along with notification permission recovery and the actual desktop-to-Android connection.
GitHub-hosted checks could not start because Actions is disabled for the account. Build and test checks ran locally on Windows; macOS and Linux jobs remain unverified for this release.
Detailed results and device limits.