Release v1.3.0

Added

• vsJournal.mediaPath setting (default media) that resolves the media
  directory against the configured blog directory. The value must stay inside
  the blog directory; an absolute path or one that escapes it (for example
  ../shared) is refused and the Media section reports an unavailable state
  instead of reading, watching, or writing outside the blog.
• Journal: Set Media Directory command (Command Palette) that opens a folder
  picker and stores the selection as a portable, forward-slash, blog-relative
  path at Workspace scope. A folder outside the blog directory is rejected and
  leaves the setting unchanged.
• Journal: Reveal Media Directory command (Journal view overflow menu and
  Command Palette) that opens the current media directory in the OS file
  manager. A missing, unsafe, or symlinked directory is reported as an error
  and is neither created nor revealed.
• A workspace-relative media location on the Media heading (for example
  Media: blog/assets), truncated with the full label on hover, that reflects
  vsJournal.blogPath and vsJournal.mediaPath, updates when either changes,
  and reads Media: unavailable when no safe directory resolves. Showing the
  path never creates the directory.
• One-click insertion of a media file as Markdown at every cursor in the
  active journal entry. An image inserts ![alt text](media/image.png) with
  alt text as a pre-selected, editable snippet placeholder; any other file
  inserts [file.pdf](media/file.pdf) using the file name as the link label.
• Markdown link targets composed from the configured vsJournal.mediaPath,
  always forward-slashed and percent-encoded per path segment (including (
  and )), with non-image link labels Markdown-escaped, so filenames or
  configured paths containing spaces, parentheses, or brackets still produce
  valid links.

Changed

• The primary media-tile action (click, Enter, or Space) now inserts Markdown
  into the active entry instead of opening the details tab. Insertion requires
  the active editor to be a saved Markdown file inside the blog entries/
  directory, and the media root and selected file are re-validated at that
  moment; when nothing is eligible or the target is unsafe, the Media status
  line reports it and nothing is inserted, created, or opened.
• Opening a media file's details moved to a secondary Details button on
  each tile. It still reuses a single editor-area tab and is never opened
  automatically by sidebar refreshes, uploads, or media insertion.
• The media watcher, webview resource roots, and Media view now rebind at
  runtime when vsJournal.blogPath or vsJournal.mediaPath changes.
• Lazy creation (the directory is created only on first upload), blog-directory
  containment, path-traversal rejection, symlinked-root and symlinked-ancestor
  handling, and webview resource-root protections now cover the configurable
  media path.

Contributors

• @jsldvr