v0.1.3

Batch A chrome pass and a narrow-terminal fix

• P3-17 bordered bars: the View's tab bar and prev/next bar are now fully bordered three-row boxes with │ dividers, and the side-nav search is a matching bordered bar that lines up with the tab bar. All lines are thin and use their pane's own border colour (peach when focused, gray otherwise). Selected tabs and footer links are bold in the focus colour instead of teal. Tab labels show the real filename including .md. Bars are dropped whole on very short terminals.
• P3-18 footer buttons: Help (?) and Options (⚙) are buttons at the right of the full-width footer below both panes; the header keeps ◫ and ✕.
• P3-16 nav labels: nav.labels is title or filename. filename shows the real file names, including extensions, in the side nav only; breadcrumbs and prev/next links stay title-based. An existing title+filename value maps to title with one diagnostic per config load.
• P2-59 narrow terminals: the side-nav overlay is opaque (no article text bleeding through), long breadcrumbs no longer hide the header buttons, and a click outside the overlay only dismisses it.
• Removes the unused search_box, tab_active and tab_inactive theme tokens. The README screenshots still show the previous chrome and are refreshed in P3-23.

This is an alpha prerelease, like every v0.1.* release. Phase 2 remains on its fixes-only dogfood hold until the adoption verdict around 2026-10-13. The two-week clock does not restart.

Install and upgrade

Download the matching platform tarball and its .sha256, verify the checksum, and replace the binary in the same install location. See Releasing and upgrading.

• Binaries are unsigned and not notarized.
• Browser downloads on macOS may be quarantined. If Gatekeeper blocks the extracted binary, run xattr -d com.apple.quarantine path/to/wiki-reader.
• The Linux binary links the glibc from the ubuntu-latest build runner; older distributions may need a source build or cargo install.
• Upgrades preserve configuration and saved sessions.