Tine v0.4.6

Added

• Search operators in Ctrl-K (#44).
  The quick-search box now understands the mainstream full-text dialect: multiple
  words are an order-independent AND (all must match), OR (uppercase) is an
  alternation, -word excludes, "a phrase" matches contiguously, and
  /regex/ runs a (case-sensitive) regular expression with an inline "invalid
  pattern" hint. A single bare word still ranks pages fuzzily as before; any
  second term or operator switches both the page list and block results to the
  operator grammar. Search is case-insensitive except inside /regex/.

• Diagrams via your own drawio / Excalidraw (#38,
  proposed by @nataloko). Keep diagrams next to your notes as ordinary image
  assets and edit them in the diagram app you already have — Tine bundles no
  editor. A /drawio command creates a new editable assets/…​.drawio.svg,
  inserts it as an image, and opens it in drawio; hovering any *.drawio.svg (or
  *.excalidraw.svg / .png) shows an Edit in … button. When you switch back
  to Tine the rendered image refreshes. Because the file is a normal image
  reference, the same graph still renders in Logseq (round-trip intact). Configure
  the editor commands (with autodetect for drawio) under Settings → Files →
  Diagram editors; empty uses your system default opener. Desktop only.

• Desktop voice memos (/record). On desktop, /record starts a microphone
  recording in the app (via the WebView's recorder) and a second /record stops
  it and inserts the audio as an asset — no phone required. Previously mic capture
  existed only on Android.

• Journals button in the toolbar. A one-click "go to Journals" button now sits
  next to the date-jump control in the top bar, so you no longer need the sidebar
  to get back to today's journal.

• Hover peek for page links (#40).
  Dwelling on a [[page]] or #tag opens a small read-only preview card of that
  page's blocks — a quick look without navigating away, like Logseq. The fetch is
  lazy (only on hover, cached per open graph) and the preview is bounded, so it
  costs nothing until used.

Changed

• Foldable blocks are now discoverable in the right sidebar
  (#41). Blocks opened in the
  sidebar were already foldable (they're the same live blocks as the main pane),
  but the fold arrow only appeared on a pixel-precise hover and was easy to miss
  in the narrow pane. It now stays softly visible while the sidebar item is
  hovered, going full-strength on the block itself.

Fixed

• {{query (property …)}} with :colon keys and [[page]]/#tag values now
  matches. A simple query like (and (property :fach [[Course]]) (property :type "#assignment")) returned "No results": the parser kept the leading : on the
  key (so :fach never matched the property fach) and dropped a [[page]] or
  #tag used as a property value. Both are now handled the way Logseq does (drop
  the :, map _→-, extract the page name / strip the #), for property and
  page-property, in both the query engine and the visual query builder.

• Camera / voice-memo captures no longer overwrite each other's names. Photos
  and voice memos were being named photo.jpg / voice-memo.m4a (colliding to
  photo_1.jpg / voice-memo_1.m4a), losing the timestamp naming that pasted
  images get. Captures now get the same unique yyyymmdd-hhmmss-… name as a paste,
  with their real extension.

• Pasting a screenshot now works on Windows (#43,
  reported by @msjsc001). Ctrl+V of an image copied by a Windows screenshot
  tool (e.g. PixPin) did nothing; Tine now reads the image straight from the
  paste event on Windows and macOS (falling back to the OS clipboard on Linux),
  so the screenshot lands in assets/ and inserts into the block directly.

• The query builder's "⚙ advanced" pill no longer destroys the query.
  Clicking it used to replace the simple query with a multi-line Datalog
  template that a {{query}} macro cannot even hold (macros are single-line
  and brace-free), so the block stopped rendering as a query and the original
  filters were lost. It now converts the current query clause-by-clause to
  an equivalent single-line [:find …] form, refuses (with a toast) when a
  clause has no Datalog equivalent, and undo restores the simple form.

• Shift-clicking a link no longer selects text (#42).
  Shift-clicking a [[page]], #tag, or block reference opens it in the sidebar;
  the browser's native shift-range-selection is now suppressed so no stray text in
  the main editor gets selected as a side effect.

• Org property drawers no longer show in the editor (#37).
  In .org files a block's built-in id lives in a :PROPERTIES:/:END: drawer;
  when a block was zoomed/opened (which stamps an id for durable references) that
  drawer appeared as raw text on edit. It's now hidden from the editor — and the
  empty drawer wrapper removed — exactly like markdown id::, matching Logseq's
  remove-built-in-properties. The drawer is reattached at its canonical spot on
  save; a user property in the same drawer keeps it visible (only the built-in
  line is hidden).

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