Enloop v0.5.6

First release since v0.3.0 — 22 commits.

Connect several folders at once

The Library lists cases from every connected folder together, with a filter to
narrow to one, so a folder can live inside the app repo it tests and be
committed with the code. Enloop writes a .gitignore there so run history
stays local. Settings → Storages manages them, and a folder whose Chrome
permission lapsed degrades to a banner rather than emptying the Library.

Share a case with someone who does not have the extension

Share vN on the case screen: four exports — Markdown or HTML, full or
simplified — plus Copy link. The HTML export is one self-contained file
with steps you can tick off, values you can copy and variables you can fill,
working offline with no extension installed.

Every case file the panel writes now ends with a comment carrying its own
viewer link, so someone handed the raw .md can open it in a browser.

The online viewer

https://enloop-md.github.io/enloop/ reads a case out of a link — the case
travels inside the URL, so nothing is uploaded and there is no server behind
the page. Drop a .md file on it to open one, or build a case from a form
without an agent at all.

A bundled example that tours the whole panel

Thirteen steps covering Go, Highlight, typed values, an automated step, the
quick/full split, notes and tasks, the run comment, the exports and the
storages list. Load it from an empty Library.

Also

An icon, at last. And the skills — installed separately — gained a Codex
build, split authoring into /enloop:quick and /enloop:full, and now
resolve the data folder per repo instead of assuming one for every project.

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Install: download enloop-0.5.6.zip, unzip it somewhere you intend to
keep, then chrome://extensions → Developer mode → Load unpacked → select
the unzipped folder, the one with manifest.json directly inside it.

Upgrading: replace that folder's contents with the new zip's, then press
Reload on the Enloop card. A new build alone does not refresh an already
loaded extension.