Stonks 1.0.0

First public release.

Added

• Inline live quotes. Inline code starting with $: materializes into the
  live price — in both Live Preview and Reading view, auto-refreshing, and
  mobile-safe via Obsidian's requestUrl.
• Your own math. A tiny expression engine (+ - * / %, parentheses) lets
  tickers act as live variables, so you can compute positions and portfolio
  totals inline. Your quantities stay on your device.
• Dot-notation fields: .change, .pct, .prev (exchange suffixes like
  .L are preserved — VWRA.L.pct is that ETF's percent change).
• Day-move colouring. Every value — computed expressions included — colours
  by its own day move (the expression re-evaluated at yesterday's closes): a
  position moves with its ticker, a portfolio total with the weighted whole,
  and cost-basis constants cancel out. FX rates stay neutral.
• Display modifiers. Append | … to any expression for per-value styling:
  sign / plain (colour by the value's sign / no colour), + (always
  signed), 0–8 (decimals), compact (1.2M), or an ISO currency code to
  label a converted result (which also lifts the mixed-currency flag).
• Variables from note properties. @name in an expression reads the note's
  frontmatter: numbers are literals, string properties are whole expressions
  (aliases) — $: @portfolio - @cost_basis | sign. Values repaint live when
  properties change; Dataview sees the same properties. An optional settings
  path designates a vault-wide variables note (note-local wins).
• Autocomplete. Typing inside a $: span suggests tickers you've used
  (with cached prices), fields after ., modifiers after |, and
  @variables from your properties (with value previews).
• Currency handling. Native per-quote currency, London pence (GBp/GBX) → GBP
  normalization, FX pairs (EURUSD=X), and a mixed-currency guard that flags
  ambiguous sums instead of implying a bogus total.
• Soft failure with distinct states. Unknown symbol vs. rate-limited vs.
  offline are shown differently; transient failures keep the last good value and
  retry (with backoff and a fallback Yahoo host). One bad ticker never breaks the
  rest of the note.
• Persistence. Last quotes are saved to the plugin data file for instant
  cold-start and brief offline resilience.
• Public JS API (app.plugins.plugins.stonks.api: getQuote, getQuotes,
  refresh, lastUpdated, onQuotes) for use from DataviewJS / Templater /
  JS Engine. onQuotes(cb) subscribes to quote updates (returns unsubscribe),
  so external dashboards re-render live as prices refresh. getHistory(ticker, range) returns cached historical close series (1d…max) for sparklines
  and charts drawn by your own blocks — Stonks stays chartless by design.
• Settings: trigger prefix (warns on clashes with Dataview/Numerals), cache
  lifetime, auto-refresh interval, and decimal places — all validated inline.
• Accessibility. Every rendered value carries an aria-label, announced by
  screen readers and shown as a themed tooltip.
• Coexistence. Claims only its own $: prefix and namespaces all styling
  under stonks-*, so it lives alongside Dataview, Numerals, and other
  inline-code plugins without collisions.

Notes

• Quotes come from Yahoo Finance's unofficial endpoint; only ticker symbols are
  sent, and there is no telemetry.