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TaskNotes pomodoro field-mismatch hint. If the TaskNotes
community plugin is installed and stores pomodoro sessions in daily notes
(pomodoroStorageLocation: "daily-notes") under a frontmatter key that differs from Kuro's pomodoroFrontmatterKey, the settings tab now shows a hint with a one-click fix instead of the
bonus silently never firing. No warning if TaskNotes isn't installed, uses its own plugin
storage, or the keys already match.
Changed
README (EN + DE) restructured to the workspace README gold standard
(_docs/templates/README-obsidian-plugin.md): features first, context paragraph under the
badge row, install in three ways (Community · Manual · From source), a Contributing section,
and the src/-layout details moved out of the README into AGENTS.md (PROF-OBS-05).
README command references now match the actual command names ("Adjust XP manually…" /
"XP manuell anpassen…"), and the palette is referenced without a hardcoded hotkey.
README.de.md brought to parity with the English version — it was still missing the
Community-Plugins install path, the aesthetic-CSS section and the contributing pointer,
and described the XP curve as linear rather than linear-quadratic.
Fixed
Nested kuro-status example in both READMEs was written with a three-backtick outer fence,
which terminated the block early; it now uses a four-backtick fence.
Pomodoro bonus XP was never awarded when TaskNotes
writes its session history to daily notes (pomodoroStorageLocation: "daily-notes"). That
mode stores an array of session objects in the frontmatter field, but the XP engine only
understood a plain number there and silently treated the array as "no pomodoros". It now
counts completed work sessions from that array (breaks and interrupted sessions excluded);
a plain numeric field still works exactly as before. The two Pomodoro settings that had no
description at all now explain both accepted formats.