PullMark 0.27.0

• Open Files, with previews — the Files section is now Open Files:
  the flat, reorderable working set of everything you've explicitly
  opened. Single-clicking a file inside a Location shows it as a
  preview — one italicized entry, always last in the section, that
  the next single-click replaces — so browsing a big tree never piles
  up rows, and the file you were just reading always has exactly one
  place to be found.
  • Keeping a file: double-click it (in the tree or on the italic
    entry), choose Keep Open from the right-click menu, or just start
    editing — authoring always pins; reading (blame, history,
    inspecting an image) never does. External opens — Finder, drag &
    drop, ⌘O, the CLI — pin as before.
  • A setting to taste: Settings → General → "Clicking files in
    Locations" — Preview First (default) or Open Fully, which keeps
    every file you click.
  • Reveal in Location on any Open Files row jumps to where the
    file lives in its tree; Close All lives on the section header;
    the preview survives relaunch, still as a preview.
  • Clicking a relative link to a file in an open Location now
    previews it instead of pinning a row.
  • Remote repos preview too, in the same place — browsing a
    GitHub repo's tree or following links inside a remote doc puts
    the same single italic entry in Open Files (book icon,
    owner/repo @ ref second line) instead of permanently growing
    the session's docs list. One preview per window, local or
    remote. Keeping a remote doc — double-click or Keep Open — files
    it with its repo under Locations; kept docs get a hover-✕, sit
    above the tree so they never drown under a big repo, and ⌘K
    opens still pin directly.
• A real CLI — pullmark --help and --version exist now, with
  errors that name the path that didn't resolve (and abort the whole
  open, so scripts fail loudly). pullmark <worktree> <file> opens
  the worktree as a Location and shows the file — made for agents
  putting a document in front of you. Everything still lands in the
  frontmost window of a running app.
• Docs — pullmark.app grew a documentation section:
  pullmark.app/docs covers the features,
  the sidebar and every icon, all settings, the full keyboard map, the
  CLI, and troubleshooting.