3.2.1

Fixed

• Tasks inside code blocks are no longer parsed as tasks. A line like
  - [ ] example inside a fenced code block used to show up in the task
  lists, and cycling its status could rewrite a line inside the code block.
  Fenced lines are now skipped everywhere tasks are scanned.
• Popout windows render plugin popovers correctly. The header's More
  popover, the calendar's date picker, and the task status picker now open in
  the popout window they belong to (and clamp to its viewport) instead of the
  main window.
• Settings changes no longer re-render unrelated views. Toggling a sidebar
  option such as Show completed used to clear the whole task cache and
  re-render every open reading view; invalidation is now scoped to what the
  changed setting actually affects.
• Sidebar task counts are consistent. Hidden completed tasks no longer
  consume list-cap slots, and the header count always matches the truncation
  footer.
• Sidebar panels position correctly on first open (the More... menu and
  scope panels could briefly mis-position before).
• Embedded code-block config values are type-coerced. Numeric and boolean
  key: value overrides in a journal-header block now parse by the field's
  type instead of being taken as raw strings.
• Task migration guards against a same-note destination, and a settings
  change saved while the one-time template migration ran is no longer
  overwritten.

Performance

• The sidebar now reacts only to vault changes that affect its scope
  (filtered + debounced) instead of recomputing on every vault event, and
  large journal folders no longer pay a quadratic sibling scan. Cold
  task-cache reads are pooled, and live preview skips decoration rebuilds in
  documents without migration markers.

Internal

• Release assets now ship with GitHub artifact attestations.
• CSS cleanups for the community-review scanner: gap shorthand instead of
  column-gap, an @supports fallback instead of a duplicate height
  declaration, and a class stamp instead of a :has() selector in the header.
• ESLint now covers .svelte sources with the same type-aware
  community-review ruleset.