v0.25.0

The people release. A full-page user editor lets admins set another user's entire Minn experience, color scheme included, before their first sign-in. Any menu item can now be hidden just for you, core views included, and restored from your profile or by an admin. New posts honor the site's discussion defaults, the version badge stopped crowding the site name, locked editor blocks explain themselves on hover, and plugin authors gain status panels: post-scoped status and actions in the editor sidebar, declared entirely server-side.

Added

• Hide any menu item, just for you: the right-click "Hide for you" that plugin surfaces have had now works on the core menu too. Comments turned off sitewide? Hide the Comments entry. Never touch Widgets? Gone. Hiding is per-user and purely cosmetic (every screen stays reachable by URL and the command palette), items disappear immediately with an Undo toast, and everything you hid lists on Your profile for one-click restore. Overview and the editor stay put; they are destinations, not menu noise.
• Admins can restore what a user hid: the user edit page gains a "Hidden for them" card showing every item that user chose to hide from their own Minn, with a Restore button for each. Hiding remains each user's own choice; admins can only bring things back.
• Editing a user is a full page now: clicking a user opens /minn-admin/users/{id}, a deep-linkable page with everything the old dialog had (identity, role, password, sessions, delete) plus what it never had room for: public profile fields, language, and the user's whole Minn appearance. Admins can set another user's color scheme (including full custom palettes for both dark and light), make Minn their default admin, and flip their front-end toolbar, so a client's Minn looks right before their first sign-in. Appearance changes apply to that user's next session and never restyle yours. A "← Users" link at the top returns to the list, and the dialog remains only for adding new users. Light or dark mode stays a device preference each person controls themselves.
• Status panels in the editor sidebar: plugins can now add a post-scoped status card to the editor's door stack. The door shows a live one-line summary from the plugin (with a green, amber or red tint when it declares one), and opening it reveals status rows plus the plugin's own action buttons: plain verbs, dangerous verbs behind Minn's themed confirm, and verbs that collect a value first (an email address, for example). Everything is server-declared through the minn_admin_editor_panels filter's new statusRoute shape, so a newsletter plugin can say "Not sent · 57 subscribers" on the door and offer its send buttons without shipping a line of JavaScript.

Improved

• Locked blocks explain themselves: hovering a locked block card in the editor now reveals a short hint saying why it is locked and where edits live. A core text block that locked because of custom styling reads "Styled block: edit text via ⚙"; every other protected block points at the ⚙ chip and the block editor escape hatch.

Fixed

• The version badge no longer crowds the site name: the changelog badge moved from beside the logo up to the top bar, next to the view-site button, so longer site names get the sidebar's full width. Clicking it opens the changelog as before.
• New posts honor the site's discussion defaults: the editor's comments and pingbacks switches started every new post as on, even when Settings → Comments had them off sitewide. They now start from the site defaults, matching what wp-admin does and what WordPress actually stores.