v1.0.1

A fix-only release. One editor fix for everyone, three for the Android app.

Fixed

• A label no longer sits on top of a long note's text. In a note long enough to scroll, the text ran past the bottom of its box, so the labels underneath it (and a reminder or share chip) were drawn over the middle of the note. Reported by @bonsairobo in #8.
• Reordering tasks no longer refreshes the page. In the Android app connected to a server, dragging a reorder handle downward on the Tasks page while it was scrolled to the top was treated as pull-to-refresh and synced. The same applied to checklist and label handles, the voice note scrubber and the list width resizer. Dragging those no longer counts as a pull; pulling down anywhere else still refreshes as before.
• The Android back button closes what's open first. Back only closed a drawing, a file or an image before going back a page, so with a note, sheet, dialog or menu open it left the page underneath and took the layer with it. Back now closes the newest layer first, one at a time, the same as its own close button: an open note saves and closes, a menu or picker closes, a dialog closes as Cancel, and the camera stops. In a drawing, back first closes the palette, then clears the selection, then finishes, like Escape, and it no longer leaves the note while a drawing is still saving. The sync merge questions still need an answer, and the app lock can't be dismissed, so back leaves them open. It also closes the slide-out sidebar if that's showing. With nothing open, back goes back a page and then offers to exit, as before.
• Sheets stay below the status bar. The shared sheet used across the app and the keyboard shortcuts list. The Android app draws under the status bar, and these were capped only at a share of the screen, so one that filled its cap (a tall one, or any with the keyboard up) could start under the status bar. They now always stop below it and scroll their content instead. Nothing changes where there's room, or on a computer. Same fix as NutriTrace #228.

Security

• No dependency changes. npm audit --omit=dev reports 0 vulnerabilities for the app and the server.

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