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Windows / Linux: the sidebar now reaches the window top. The empty strip above the New-requirement button existed only for macOS traffic lights; on Windows it was a dead gap. The sidebar header itself now doubles as a window-drag area, so the window can still be moved from the top-left. macOS is unchanged.
The sync ☁ and AI Summary buttons now follow the calendar. With the editor placed on the right, the two buttons sit above the calendar's Today controls instead of hovering over the editor — and they track the divider in real time as you drag it.
The window title is now centered on the whole window. It previously centered on the area right of the sidebar, sitting visibly off the window's true center line.
Fixed
Clicking the title bar now dismisses an open menu. The drag strip is claimed by the OS, so that click never reached the app and the menu stayed open — while a menu is open the window briefly yields the drag area, so the click closes the menu; dragging resumes the moment it's closed. Applies to macOS and Windows alike.
On Windows / Linux, the top edge of the tag-filter count badge dragged the window instead of toggling the filter.
Release notes are now generated from the changelog section matching the released version, so a release can no longer republish an older version's notes.