1.299.1

1.299.1 — Ctrl/Cmd+P stays the command palette

Pressing Ctrl/Cmd+P now opens Obsidian's command palette only. An older
install can carry a custom hotkey that assigns the same chord to Open
cards; when the Cards module is off, that command's module guard opens
Settings to turn Cards on. Both actions then appeared at once.

What changed

• One startup repair. src/hotkey-cleanup.js checks the custom hotkeys on
  mcq-tracker:open-cards and removes an exact Ctrl/Cmd+P binding. It does
  not touch Obsidian's own command-palette hotkey.
• Narrow by design. Only P with Mod, Ctrl, Cmd or Meta is
  removed. Shift and Alt variants, other commands and other keys are left
  alone. Open cards remains in the command palette, and its ribbon button
  is unchanged whenever Cards is on.
• Visible only when it matters. A short notice explains the change when a
  binding is actually removed. A clean install, or one without that custom
  binding, sees no notice and no write.
• No data or feature changes. Note formats, cards, review history,
  settings, AI setup and network paths are untouched.

Verification

The release adds tests/hotkey-cleanup.test.js for exact-chord matching,
preservation of other bindings, the removeHotkeys and setHotkeys paths,
and quiet handling of hosts without the hotkey manager. tests/plugin.test.js
also drives the real plugin startup and proves the core
command-palette:open binding is not changed.

node --test passes 2,568 tests. npm run check is clean across
353 source files; main.js is current at 7,069,068 bytes from
356 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.

A live Obsidian window is not available in this workspace, so the final
click-through with a real vault hotkey file remains an owner check.