1.2.0

Added

• Readable pattern text style: the progress tool's row list and the read-only pattern-text panel can now show fully translated, localized stitch names (e.g. 魔術環(短針6)) instead of raw shorthand (6 sc in MR). New global setting "Pattern text style" (Original / Readable), default Original — unchanged behavior unless you opt in. Override per chart with readable: on/off in frontmatter. Covers all 46 supported stitch symbols plus the round anchors (MR, ch ring) in all four supported languages (en/zh-TW/zh-CN/ja); any symbol without a translation falls back to its raw abbreviation instead of failing.
• "Reset all" button: sits next to the stitch counter's existing "Reset stitch count" button and resets both the round/row progress and the stitch counter in one click — a shortcut for the same full reset already available at the bottom of the tool.
• Scrollable, drag-to-pan charts: a chart or blank grid that's larger than its note pane no longer gets squeezed down to fit (which made many-round motifs illegible). It now renders at its real, configured size inside a bounded viewport — drag with the mouse, or use native touch/trackpad scrolling, to pan around. A chart that overflows opens centered on its middle instead of the top-left corner.
• Yarn color changes: a new color <name> step (e.g. color white, color: black, color #ff8800) for marking where a pattern switches yarn — mid-row ("8 sc, color white, 8 sc, color black, 8 sc") or at the start of a row/round. It applies to every stitch from that point on and stays in effect through later rows until another color step changes it, matching how yarn color actually persists. The stitch symbols themselves stay the chart's normal theme color (painting them the literal yarn color would go illegible in a dark or light theme, and would double up with the progress tool's own current-position highlight); instead, the first stitch of each new color gets a small hollow ring in that color, so the switch is legible without covering the stitch underneath it. Also shown as "change to <color>" in the progress tool and pattern-text panels, in both the raw and readable text styles. Documented in the AI pattern-authoring reference (all four languages).
• AI pattern-authoring reference in four languages: docs/ai-pattern-authoring.md now has 繁體中文 (.zh-TW.md), 简体中文 (.zh-CN.md), and 日本語 (.ja.md) translations alongside the existing English version — syntax tokens and code examples stay untranslated (they're literal syntax), only the explanatory text is translated. New settings-tab section, "Copy AI pattern-authoring instructions", with one button per language that copies that translation straight to the clipboard, ready to paste into an AI chat.

Fixed

• Flat-chart grid guide misalignment: the background grid guide (grid: on) for type: flat charts assumed row 1 always starts at column 0. Flat rows alternate direction, so a pattern that widens on both edges (e.g. a symmetric increase/decrease motif) could drift left of that assumed start — stitches then rendered outside the guide box instead of inside it. The guide now anchors to the real min/max position of the rendered stitches.
• Chart drag-panning not working left/right when a chart has an embedded progress tool (tool: on): the chart's flex-row container defaulted to min-width: auto, which silently blocked horizontal overflow/scrolling. Vertical panning was unaffected since it doesn't sit on the flex row's main axis.
• Progress-tool row text clipped or overlapping the round/stitch-count badges on narrow (portrait phone) widths: a long row's shorthand or readable-style text ran off the edge of the screen instead of wrapping. The stitch-counter and bottom control button rows now wrap onto additional lines when needed. The row list itself (R<n> / step text / stitch count) is rebuilt on CSS Grid instead of flex, so the round badge and stitch count stay in fixed-width columns that can never overlap the step text — a flex-based fix looked correct but still overlapped in practice, particularly since the row is a <button> element. The last missing piece was Obsidian's own base button { white-space: nowrap } rule leaking into the row and blocking all wrapping regardless of the layout — the row now explicitly sets white-space: normal, letting the step text wrap onto extra lines and grow the row's height while the badges stay pinned.
• npm run lint reporting false-positive "unsafe call" errors on a fresh checkout: unlike test/dev/build, the lint script didn't regenerate src/parser.ts first, so linting without that generated file already present made every call into the parser look untyped.