0.4.0

Changed

• The round and skill-budget limits now fit real collections. maxRounds can be set up
  to 50 (was 16) and skillBudgetChars up to 100,000 (was 20,000). Neither number ever
  protected anything: they were the settings sliders' upper ends, written when the settings
  tab was built and never justified. Against the runaway loop the round limit exists for, 50
  works as well as 16 did. In practice they cut values down in silence — a data.json asking
  for 25 rounds and an 80,000-character budget quietly ran on 16 and 20,000.
• The skill budget is spent across all loaded skills together, not per skill. A grown
  collection therefore outruns a small budget quickly, and does so quietly: whatever no longer
  fits appears in the prompt with its description only. Worth knowing when picking a value.

Fixed

• not-indexed is no longer reported as if it were temporary when it is permanent. A note
  whose body is empty — nothing outside the frontmatter — produces no chunks and will never be
  indexed. Koda now checks the note itself and says so, instead of pointing at a wait that
  never ends. This hits Koda's own writes first: a fresh write_skill note is frontmatter only,
  and so is Memory.md before its first entry.
• An empty note is now reported as empty conditionally rather than as a final verdict, since
  the check approximates the indexer's rule rather than reproducing it.