0.66.0

Changed — may break scripts

• The first sync opens no task from history (cli-core 0.309.0). After an account's first sync, the task rules
  open at most task_first_pass_per_chat tasks per chat, and the default is 0. The sync answer's tasks counts
  what it held back (held, held_chats), and a note names tasks apply. Later syncs still open tasks from new
  messages. tg <profile> config set task_first_pass_per_chat 50 brings back the old behaviour.

What's new

• tg <profile> tasks apply <chat...> (cli-core 0.309.0): the task rules over a chat's newest stored messages
  (--last, 50 by default), for a chat whose history you want as tasks. It lists what would open and changes
  nothing unless --yes. Local store only. MCP: tasks_apply.

• Mentions find street addresses, and names of people the store does not know yet (cli-core 0.308.0).
  tg <profile> mentions places lists confirmed addresses across every account. The store moves to version 18,
  with a places table, the first time a command opens it.

Fixed

• tg upgrade through pnpm installs the newest version (cli-base 0.40.2). pnpm 11 installs only versions a day
  old, so the upgrade could install an older tg than the one you had. It now exempts @wirecat/* from that wait;
  every other package keeps it.
• mentions help summaries fit the shared 80-character limit (cli-core 0.311.0).
• The duplicate check compares tasks by when their messages were sent (cli-core 0.310.0), not by when a task
  was written. Tasks written from history in one go no longer all look alike.
• Old messages fetched into a quiet chat open no tasks (cli-core 0.309.0): a sync pass skips a chat with
  nothing sent since the last one.
• No [client] cannot reach Telegram lines while tg cannot connect. 0.64.0 began printing each of mtcute's
  background errors as one line; while the network is down, that is one line per connection attempt. They show only
  with --verbose now. A request that fails still reports its own error.