v0.8.0

What a launcher has: quicklinks, emoji, snippets, window management,
notes, tasks and reminders, all in the panel, with an editor inside it,
a paste that lands where you were typing, and a switch for each.

Added

• Edit inside the panel. Enter on a note, or on New note, opens it
  in your editor right in the panel, and quitting brings the list back
  with the preview redrawn; ctrl-k Open in app keeps the old way. The
  editor is a new Settings row, editor = nvim in the config, else
  $EDITOR, else nano. Tasks gets ctrl-k Edit the list, Search Files
  gets ctrl-k Edit on a text file. Extensions can use it too: a row of
  kind terminal gets the whole terminal and the launcher stays open.
• Notes. Type notes, Enter: markdown files in
  ~/.local/share/swoop/notes/, newest change first, searched by title
  and text, previewed rendered. Enter opens the file; New note makes
  one from what you typed; ctrl-k copies, reveals, or deletes to
  deleted/.
• Tasks. Type tasks, Enter: a checklist in
  ~/.local/share/swoop/tasks.md. Typed text adds a task, and
  today, tomorrow, a weekday or a date at its end is the due date.
  Enter ticks a task and the list stays open; ctrl-k undoes, deletes,
  copies. On a Mac, reminders is the same view over Apple Reminders.
• Snippets. Named text as rows at the root, one markdown file each in
  ~/.config/swoop/snippets/: name, an optional keyword: line, text.
  Enter pastes into the app in front with {date}, {time},
  {clipboard} and {uuid} filled, and leaves the caret at {cursor};
  it copies where emoji copies. swoop-snippets import reads a JSON
  export (name, text, keyword); ctrl-k copies or deletes.
• Emoji and symbols. Type emoji, Enter, then a name or keyword:
  every emoji and flag, and a few hundred symbols. Enter pastes into the
  app in front, or copies without Accessibility, in a plain terminal,
  and on Linux; ctrl-k copies or picks one of six skin tones, and the
  default tone is a setting. The most recently used lead the view.
• Window management. Rows that move and size the window you were in:
  halves, thirds, quarters, maximize, almost maximize, reasonable size,
  center, next and previous display. macOS, through the Accessibility
  API; the first run without the permission opens the settings pane.
• Quicklinks. Named links as rows at the root, from
  ~/.config/swoop/quicklinks.tsv: name, link, app to open it with. A
  link holding {argument} is a pane: Enter, type, Enter opens the link
  with the text in it, encoded. Google, DuckDuckGo, Wikipedia, YouTube,
  and GitHub ship until the file exists. swoop-links add and
  swoop-links import (a JSON export) write the file; ctrl-k copies
  the link or deletes it.
• Apps on Linux. swoop lists the applications in .desktop files, in
  XDG order, so a copy in ~/.local/share/applications overrides or hides
  the system's. Enter launches with gio launch, or runs the Exec line
  when gio is missing; the menu shows the folder and copies the path. The
  preview shows the name, the command, the comment, and the file.
• Start, stop, restart. swoop start|stop|restart|status works the
  same from Homebrew, the curl installer, or a checkout; the bird menu
  has Restart and Quit; and after an upgrade the frame restarts itself
  once the panel is hidden.
• Turn extensions on and off. Settings, Extensions lists every
  extension, bundled and your own; Enter turns one off, and it leaves the
  root, Tab and ctrl-k until you turn it back on. It is one line in the
  config, off = reminders, tasks, which you can also write by hand.
  Settings itself stays on.

Changed

• Emoji and snippets paste from the frame. The frame hides its panel,
  then presses cmd+V itself, and only into a text field (or an app that
  shows no focus, like a terminal); on a button or the desktop the text
  is copied and a notification says so. No more osascript keystroke or
  fixed wait, and the Accessibility prompt now names swoop-shell-mac.
• Lighter tools. The twelve tools together are 30 MB stripped, from
  35. swoop-settings no longer carries an HTTP stack for one request to
  LM Studio on localhost; the Kitty placeholder table and a small width
  function replace a Charm package that brought four modules along for
  two constants and one measurement.

Fixed

• The Reminders pane is no longer empty. It opens at once, from a
  cache or with a Loading reminders… row, and fills itself when the
  list arrives. The list is read through EventKit in a fraction of a
  second, not in 40 through Apple Events.