v0.6.1

Aventurine v0.6.1

A smaller, tidying-up release: the Dashboard is one scrolling page again instead of
two tabs, the ledger's filters take several values at once, and the Transactions
scrollbars stay where you can actually reach them.

Dashboard

• Both views are on the page at once. Month to Month and Year to Year used to be two tabs; they are now two stacked sections, each with its own heading and the one control that scopes it — the month stepper for the first, the range picker for the second. No more clicking a tab to remember what the other half said.
• Empty cards get to the point. The glyph tile and the explanatory sentence are gone; an empty card is a headline and, where there is somewhere useful to go, a button that takes you there.
• Empty states sit in the middle of their card instead of hugging the bottom edge where the chart would have been.
• No balances at all means no placeholder figures — the net worth card drops its two em dashes and gives the whole card to the notice. A range that merely happens to be empty keeps its numbers, because those are real.
• The accounts card tells "nothing picked" apart from "nothing to pick" — with no accounts yet it points at the Balance Sheet like its neighbours, rather than asking you to select from an empty row.

Transactions

• Type, Account and Category filter on several values at once. Each of those three chips is now a checkbox list that matches as OR, so you can ask for Groceries plus Dining, or two accounts side by side. The chip names the first pick and counts the rest — Groceries +2 — so you can read it without opening the popover.
• Export follows the same lists. A multi-value filter narrows the exported file exactly the way it narrows the table, and a filter with nothing ticked is rejected rather than quietly widening the export to your whole ledger.
• Deleted categories and accounts only drop themselves out of a filter now, instead of clearing the whole chip.
• The scrollbars stay where you are looking. The vertical bar used to live at the right edge of the row — 1250px out — so it slid off-screen as soon as the window was narrow enough to need horizontal scrolling, which read as the bar vanishing. Both bars now belong to the data rows, with the column header pulled sideways in step.
• The pagination footer holds still. It moved out of the table, so the row count and page controls no longer drift sideways when you scroll the columns.

Recurring

• Calendar chips carry the accent instead of a neutral grey tile — a grid of grey chips on a grey-ruled calendar read as chrome rather than as your content. They use the same fill, hover and label colours as the app's primary buttons, so they follow your theme's accent.
• Chip labels are crisp at full strength. The name and amount used to fade toward the fill to rank them, which at that size read as washed-out grey; order and the numeric face carry the ranking instead.
• A projected charge is no longer dimmed on the grid. The hover card already spells it out — "Projected" versus "Charged" — and dimming cost the label the little contrast it had.