v1.2.1

• Fix agents_panel = herdr reverting to the plugin a moment after it was
  saved. The daemon rewrites the managed blocks at startup when the sidebar
  block was written for a different logo variant, but the variant tag lives
  inside that block — and a panel handed back to Herdr has no block at all,
  which read as a variant that disagreed. The check now runs only while the
  block is there, because its absence is the whole record of that choice.
  Present since 1.1.0.

v1.2.0

• The mark in front of a blocked row pulses instead of sitting still: the
  question mark and a quiet ring take turns in the same cell, about three
  quarters of a second each. Blocked is the one state that costs something to
  ignore, and it was the only event mark with no motion at all. Borrowed from
  Codex, which alternates [ ! ] with [ . ] in its terminal title while it
  waits for an answer.
• An agent's own blinking marker is dropped from the title — Codex writes
  [ ! ] / [ . ] into it while waiting. The row pulses its own mark for that
  state now, and two blinkers out of phase in one line is worse than either;
  the words after the bracket are kept. It also stops a title rewrite every
  second that said nothing new.
• The other halves of a split screen hang off the pane they were split from,
  the way a worktree's sessions hang off their checkout: one corner each, a
  grey one so the structure does not read louder than the row it holds. Panes
  sharing a tab also rank as one unit, so nothing unrelated lands between two
  halves of one screen.
• Fix the vendor colours 1.1.0 lost on every row below a group header. The rule
  matched the logo cell with equals, but an indented row's value carries a
  zero-width space and its indent in front of the glyph, so only a header's own
  row ever matched; it is contains now.
• A working row spins a twelve-spoke throbber from the icon font instead of a
  braille frame. Only the spoke widths change between frames, not the outer
  radius, so the shape turns without breathing. The plain-Unicode variant keeps
  the braille frames, and so does the merged JetBrains Mono build — it cannot be
  rebuilt here, it needs the upstream font as input.

v1.1.0

Requires Herdr 0.9.0: the sidebar block now colours a logo by matching the
vendor's glyph, which older versions reject along with the rest of the file.

• Vendor colours come from per-value rules on one cell instead of a copy of the
  whole row per vendor. The block is 60% smaller, and Gemini joins the three
  vendors that had a colour of their own.
• A working row's title is bold, and the spinner in front of it is six-dot
  braille rather than eight — the two lower dots barely moved while the rest
  of the frame turned.
• Each frame sends only the tokens that changed, not all thirty-odd. A write
  that alters what is rendered costs Herdr about 100ms to answer, so the old
  full rewrite spent the frame budget queueing.
• The daemon no longer subscribes to pane.updated, which was mostly the echo
  of its own writes; agent status arrives on its own event now, and a slow
  heartbeat catches title changes.
• A daemon started by hand reads the plugin config again: without Herdr's
  injected config directory it silently ran on defaults.
• Refuse to write a sidebar row wider than Herdr's 16-token limit, which it
  answers by rejecting the whole config file.

v1.0.4

• Drop a workspace name from the start of a title when the group header above already
  shows it; trim_group_prefix turns it off.

v1.0.3

• The daemon applies the chosen order (default active) when it starts, not only from the
  server-startup hook; a first start by hand used to leave Herdr's own order until a restart.

v1.0.2

• Refuse to install when [theme.custom] or a [ui.sidebar.*] table already exists outside
  the managed blocks; appending a second declaration broke Herdr's whole config.
• Appearance following records the original [theme] name / auto_switch on first write and
  unconfigure restores them.

v1.0.1

• unconfigure now stops the daemon and clears every token before removing the blocks;
  plugin uninstall used to leave a detached daemon repainting a sidebar nobody rendered.
  state-stop --purge does the same clear on its own.
• Ghostty: the codepoint map is also written to config.ghostty, the file Ghostty reads
  alongside config on macOS.
• README: install from a checkout, boolean settings shown as true/false, the config
  file only exists after the first save, plugin log filtered by plugin, herdr server stop
  ends every pane.

v1.0.0

First public release. See CHANGELOG.md.