Tine v0.3.0

Added

• Hover an image → copy / trash (matches Logseq). Hovering an embedded asset now shows
  a small action bar (top-right): copy the image to the clipboard, or trash it —
  which removes the ![](…) reference from the block and moves the file to the recoverable
  trash (logseq/.tine-trash), after a confirm. Graph assets only.

• Native window controls — Tine's window now fits in on each OS. On macOS the
  window gets real rounded corners and traffic-light buttons (a transparent overlay title
  bar) while keeping Tine's compact, single-row layout — no wasted title-bar row. On
  Linux/Windows a new Settings → Appearance toggle, “System title bar & window
  controls”, switches between Tine's built-in compact controls (default) and your OS's
  native window frame.

• Spell checking in the editor (WebKitGTK's native checker). On by default, like
  Logseq: red squiggles while editing, with right-click suggestions and “add to
  dictionary”, using the system hunspell dictionaries. Beyond Logseq: check
  multiple languages at once — Settings → Editor discovers the dictionaries installed
  on your machine and offers them as a tick-list (with human-readable names; no locale
  codes to memorize), and every ticked dictionary is checked simultaneously, so a word
  valid in any of them isn’t flagged (bilingual editing). None ticked follows your OS
  locale. The toggle and selection apply live, without a restart (Logseq needs a
  relaunch). Install more dictionaries with your package manager (hunspell-cs, …) and hit
  Rescan.

• Richer static HTML export — sidebar + fuzzy full-text search (closer to Logseq's
  published graphs). Every exported page now carries a persistent left sidebar with
  Favorites (from config.edn :favorites), Journals, and Pages sections and
  an active-page highlight, plus a search box that does fuzzy full-text matching
  over block content (vendored Fuse.js, tuned to Logseq's published-search params). Results
  show a page title + snippet and deep-link to the matching block (page.html#anchor) —
  every exported block now gets a stable anchor for this. The search index and page list are
  embedded as <script> globals and read locally (never fetched), so the exported site —
  including search — works offline / opened straight off disk (file://). Not yet
  included: Logseq's interactive graph view (a separate follow-up).

• Org-style callouts on Markdown pages. #+BEGIN_NOTE / TIP / WARNING / …
  admonitions now render as colored callouts on .md pages, not only .org ones
  (on Markdown they were previously mis-read as a stray #tag). Both the
  Obsidian-style > [!NOTE] … and the org #+BEGIN_… … #+END_… forms now render
  as callouts in either file format.

Changed

• Block rendering now parses Markdown/Org in-browser via WebAssembly (the same
  lsdoc parser the backend uses, compiled to wasm). Rendering is synchronous, so
  there's no more first-paint flicker on opening a page, and the hand-rolled
  TypeScript inline/markdown renderer (~1,300 lines) is gone — one parser now drives
  both the on-disk index and the on-screen render, so they can't drift. No change to
  how anything looks or round-trips.

• The HTML export renders through the same parser, too. The static-export
  renderer now consumes lsdoc's canonical HTML skeleton instead of a second,
  hand-rolled Markdown renderer in the exporter — so exported pages match the app:
  code blocks, tables (with column alignment), callouts, and in-block lists all
  render faithfully, kept in lock-step with the live renderer by an anti-drift test.

Fixed

• Headings render more like Logseq. A # heading block's larger font now applies to
  the heading's own line only — a > quote (or table, list, …) continuation in the same
  block renders at normal size again. And the bullet no longer jumps when you start a
  heading: while editing, the bullet stays put (the editor is plain-height); it only shifts
  to align with the larger text once rendered.

• Parser rebuilt and upgraded (now lsdoc v0.2.5). The Markdown/Org parser was
  re-architected into a proper single-pass parser — an explicit container stack, no
  phase worse than O(n log n), gated byte-exact against Logseq's mldoc — replacing
  the earlier "optimistic" scanner that was quadratic on some inputs. Along the way,
  closer Logseq parity and hardened against
  pathological input. Corrected: lone-\r/CRLF left in content (Windows or pasted
  text), blockquote-with-marker text loss, a stray leading | being mis-read as a
  table (and inventing phantom block-refs), an org tag backslash-unescape, and an org
  property value mistaken for a page reference. Also fixes multi-second hangs and a
  couple of crashes on adversarial block content (e.g. long [/> runs). New
  Clojure-hiccup [:tag …] nodes render as literal text for now (an edge construct,
  absent from real graphs).

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