0.1.3

release: 0.1.3

EPUB export now ships every image the book references — including the ones a
clipped note only links to, which previously became a placeholder on the device.
Carries the npm-workspace move, so this tag is the first that the community
directory's build verification can actually reproduce.

0.1.2

EPUB export

Export to EPUB on any note's right-click menu — figures embedded, display
equations as crops of the original, inline maths as <sup>/<sub>. It reads the
Markdown package rather than the PDF, so it works on notes converted long ago and
on notes nobody converted at all. Conversion can write one automatically
(off by default).

On macOS, Send to Kindle hands that EPUB to Amazon's app and stops at its
confirmation window. That click is the only thing in this plugin that sends your
document off the machine, and it belongs in Amazon's own UI where the destination
account is visible. The file is built fresh to a temp directory rather than
parked in your vault.

One folder per paper

A conversion now writes <Title>/<Title>.md + images/ + meta.json and moves
the source PDF in beside them, keeping its own filename. Turn off Name folders
by document title for the previous layout.

Parsing fixes

• Wrong title. A paper whose title page failed to parse was named after its
  own section 2 — 1 Introduction. The PDF's /Title is now used when it isn't
  a producer's leftover filename, and a heading is only accepted from page 1.
• Missing abstract. A title page dominated by a large figure could come back
  from the model as pictures and nothing else, losing the title, authors and the
  whole abstract with no warning, because generation ended normally. Those pages
  are now recovered from the PDF's own text layer, minus the regions already
  cropped as figures, and the note says so.
• Text-layer coordinates were normalized against the rendered raster instead of
  the page, putting every token at half its true position.

0.1.1

Address obsidian submission review items

0.1.0

Initial beta release