1.298.0

1.298.0 — Community review fixes

This patch clears the two actionable findings from the Community Plugins
review. It changes metadata and one decorative stylesheet rule only; no plugin
feature, setting, note schema or network path changed.

What changed

• Manifest description fixed. The plugin description no longer contains the
  word "Obsidian". The community directory rejects that word in a description
  as redundant, and this was the review's only blocking failure.
• Stylesheet warning cleared. The small red marker on a flagged exam
  question used clip-path, which the review reports as only partially
  supported by Obsidian 1.7.4. It is now a supported rounded marker in the
  same top-right position.
• Regression guard. The release-hygiene suite now fails if the manifest
  description mentions Obsidian or the stylesheet uses clip-path again.
• No behaviour change. Practice, imports, the AI connection wizard, review,
  cards, calendar, assignments and every note format are untouched.

Remaining review warnings

These are intentional and unchanged:

• main.js is larger than 5 MB because the plugin bundles the optional
  OpenCode installer and the unmodified MIT-licensed PDF++ bundle. Users on the
  Obsidian Sync Standard plan cannot sync a file that large.
• Direct filesystem access, shell execution and Electron IPC come from that
  optional desktop installer and the vendored PDF++ bundle. They are not used
  on mobile and are documented in docs/security-inventory.md.
• Vault enumeration, clipboard access and dynamic code execution are the same
  previously reviewed surfaces.

Verification

node --test passes 2,558 tests. npm run check is clean across
352 source files; main.js is current at 7,052,911 bytes from
355 modules. git diff --check is clean. The release asset is rebuilt from
this commit, so the build-verification check can reproduce it byte for byte.