Uber Notebook 1.1.0

Help, a New page button you can find, your notes kept private and each
profile's kept to itself, and fixes, after the marketplace's review.

Added

• Help. Ctrl+/ (or F1), or ? at the sidebar's foot: every
  key and where it works, everything you can type, every block, every
  feature where you meet it, and the commands from a terminal, with a
  search over all of it. Only words, as plain text: nothing in it is run
  or opened. A test keeps it whole: every / command, every command from
  a terminal and every Ctrl key the views handle is in it.
• New page, easy to find: a wide button of its own at the top of the
  sidebar, above Search (it was a small icon beside it).

Fixed

• Ctrl+Shift+X strikes the selected words through; with blocks picked
  it had cut them.
• Lines pasted into a locked page's title no longer change it, and
  Alt+Shift+↑/↓ no longer moves a locked page's blocks.
• On a locked page, the window's own keys (Ctrl+N, Ctrl+P,
  Ctrl+J, Ctrl+\, Ctrl+,, Help) work from its text again.
• omarchy-shell uber-notebook set clock 24 works: a value is read as its
  setting takes it.

Security

• Reminders can keep their words to themselves; every profile kept
  private; nothing of one profile in another. A wide review of the privacy
  work found more to close. Omarchy's own notifications keep any
  notification's words for a moment on a command line as they save it, so
  on a computer you share, Settings → Writing → Show what reminders say
  (on by default) can be turned off: a reminder's or an event alert's
  notification then says only "A reminder is due" or "An event is
  starting" (a click opens it). Every profile's folder is made yours alone as Uber Notebook
  starts, not only the one opened; a folder that isn't yours (whatever its
  mode), or a drive that refuses the change (a phone), counts as one that
  can't be private; a backup is never put back on
  a drive that can't keep it private; a file you save to a phone goes
  through, with the note; a refused backups folder or Markdown copy is said
  in the window and with a notification, not only in Settings; the notice
  over a refused profile has Try again; a profile's folder that's gone (a
  drive not mounted) isn't made again in its place, nor when it's picked
  again; a backup is never put back in a folder that isn't yours. Recordings and
  dictation on their way are in your runtime folder, never /tmp. A page's
  export copies only the files its pages use. Nothing done for one profile
  lands in another: no profile is opened while an audio note records ("Stop
  the recording first"); a video's still, an email's attachment, dictation,
  a transcript or a louder copy finishing after a switch is never put in
  the next profile (it's said, to do again in its own); the open page is
  saved the moment another profile starts opening (an edit then, at once),
  everything open over the notes (a page's history, an .ics file's events,
  an event, a picker, a question, an Undo) closes, and nothing is recorded,
  dictated, written out or made louder till it's open; a file picked, a
  picture copied in, a link's picture, a meeting's transcript or list, a tag
  renamed on many pages, an export, a page's history let go, or a notebook
  read for a command, arriving or going on after the switch, isn't put in
  (or taken from) the next profile; nor is the page the editor had, People's
  search, the last agent prompt for Open in a terminal, or a quick note
  given back for another profile (saving it in the open one is asked
  first); a notebook's page is
  never saved into another profile's; a conversation in a restored profile
  starts a new session (told what was said); the people, calendar and alerts of the one before aren't shown
  or sent there; a search's results are gone at once, and one on its way
  finds nothing; set folder and set profile do as Settings does
  (set profiles is refused); a quick note made right after a switch waits for that profile, and
  the quick-note card never loses its words; quick and importNotes
  answer whether they did it; each profile keeps its own Inbox. Exports of
  many pages save a few files at a time.
• Your notes' words off command lines, and nothing readable by other
  accounts. A marketplace review found that what you search for and a
  reminder's words went on a program's command line, which every account on
  the computer can read, and that notes were written readable by other
  accounts (files 644, folders 755). Now search words go on grep's input;
  notifications are sent over the session bus by the files helper, their
  words on its input; a link and its host go on curl's and the helper's
  input; Codex's request goes on its input, like Claude Code's and Grok's;
  an agent opened in a terminal starts with a line naming a file (600) its
  request is in; a backup's list of profiles goes on its input; a meeting's
  title stays with its block. And everything Uber Notebook writes is yours
  alone (600 and 700): the files helper writes so, every program it runs
  writes with umask 077, and a file you save or copy where you choose is
  written new beside it and put in its place, checked, so one that was
  readable by others is never left so. A profile's notes folder and the
  backups' folder from before are made 700 as they're opened (a profile in
  your home folder: its own files and folders, not your home folder); the
  Markdown copy's own files, pictures and folders from before too. On a
  drive that can't keep files private (an exFAT stick, some shares), your
  notes, backups and Markdown copy aren't kept, and you're told (a profile
  there isn't opened; a strip says so); a file you save there yourself still
  is, and you're told. Without XDG_RUNTIME_DIR, its working files go in a
  folder of its own in your cache, never /tmp.