v1.0.0

ManaTime

v1.0.0 (2026-07-30)

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• Add the CurseForge project ID
  Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 noreply@anthropic.com
• Add settings screenshot; trim the CurseForge description
  Gallery/ExampleSettings.png shows the config window in game. Gallery is
  already in the .pkgmeta ignore list, so it stays out of the packaged addon
  and only serves the repo and the project page.
  DESCRIPTION.md drops the lead paragraph, the detection-accuracy bullet and
  the tick-tracking section, leaving the feature list to carry the page.
  Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 noreply@anthropic.com
• Drop the /mt alias and rewrite the docs to match the addon
  /mt is already an in-game command, so registering it hijacked whatever the
  player expected it to do. Only /manatime is registered now, and the in-game
  help text names it.
  The README and CurseForge description had drifted from the code across the
  single-bar and flash-removal reworks. Both now describe what actually ships:
  one always-present bar for mana users only, the optional state label and
  countdown text, the full styling surface, the profile controls, and the
  Blizzard options entry. Added a short note on tick tracking keying off the
  timing of mana gains rather than their size, which is why mp5 and Spirit
  buffs need no handling.
  Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 noreply@anthropic.com
• Drop the regen flash; default to red for FSR and green for the tick
  The colour swap and the cadence change already both land on the frame the
  window closes, so a third transient colour was redundant. Removing it takes
  bar.regenColor, the regenFlash duration, the "regen" state in Bars, the
  two panel controls, and the now-dead fsrEndedAt bookkeeping in ManaCore.
  Defaults become red while regen is suspended and green while the tick is
  running, so the bar reads at a glance without needing the timer text.
  Note for anyone who already has a saved profile: defaults are deep-merged,
  so existing colours are preserved. Reset the profile to pick up the new ones.
  Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 noreply@anthropic.com
• Collapse to a single mode-switching bar
  Rework the display to match how the original FiveSecondRule behaved: one
  bar that rides the two-second mana tick at rest, recolors and counts down
  the five-second window on a mana spend, and flashes a third color as regen
  resumes before settling back onto the tick. The bar is always up rather
  than appearing per-window -- with tick mode as the resting state, hiding
  when idle would mean almost never seeing it.
  Config follows: bars.fsr / bars.tick become a single bar holding one
  color per state, and fadeTime becomes regenFlash. The panel drops the
  bar selector for three color swatches, and the preview now walks the whole
  cycle so every color is visible before committing to it.
  ManaCore gains a provisional tick anchor set at init, so the bar has a
  cadence to display from the first frame. It is marked unsynced, which lets
  the first real observed tick re-anchor unconditionally instead of being
  rejected by the on-grid guard.
  Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 noreply@anthropic.com
• Initial commit: ManaTime, a five-second-rule addon for Classic Era
  Two bars -- the 5s regen lockout that follows a mana spend, and the
  server 2s mana tick cycle -- built on the SwingTime architecture:
  profile storage with dotted-path get/set, LibSharedMedia textures and
  fonts, draggable bars, and a hand-built config panel with live apply.
  The engine requires both a mana-costing UNIT_SPELLCAST_SUCCEEDED and a
  matching mana decrease before starting the window, in either arrival
  order. Neither signal is correct alone: the cast event false-positives
  on Clearcasting (the reported cost is the base cost, not the free one),
  and a raw decrease false-positives on Mana Burn and Drain Mana, which
  take mana without spending it.
  Tick cadence is extrapolated from the last observed tick, which is what
  keeps the tick bar meaningful inside the window, where no mana arrives
  to observe. Gains that land off the 2s grid are rejected so Life Tap and
  potions cannot drag the anchor.
  Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 noreply@anthropic.com