v2.5.0

AI generated. Reviewed by Johnny.

Added

• Beta features, and one flag that turns them all on.
  • jd beta says whether beta is on. jd beta on and jd beta off
    turn it on and off.
  • The flag is "beta": true at the top level of ~/.jd/config.json.
    JD_BETA=1 turns beta on for one shell, and writes nothing.
  • Beta features may change, or go, without notice.
• jd new 21.41 A title makes a whole work package with one command.
  It is a beta feature.
  • It takes the next free W number from the JDex and the filesystem.
  • It writes the JDex note from your template note.
  • It makes the folder, and copies your template folder into it.
  • It makes the project in your task app, and writes the links both
    ways. Things is the first task app. Obsidian is the first note app.
  • The workPackages block in ~/.jd/config.json names the templates
    and the apps. config.example.json shows the block.
• jd new -n says what it would make, and makes nothing.
• jd new --no-tasks makes the work package without the task app.
• jd new --refresh reads the template project out of Things and writes
  it to the template file.
• jd new --json prints one JSON object on stdout, for an agent. Every
  failure has a code that does not change.
• jd new --peek prints the next free W number, and makes nothing.
• A template note can hold a blank, such as {{?SCOPE}} or
  {{?DELIVERABLE What we hand over}}. jd new leaves the blank in the
  note and names it, so that you or your agent can fill it in.

Changed

• new and beta are command words in first position. jd new and
  jd beta no longer search for a folder with that word in its name. A
  scoped search, such as jd 21 new, still does.