v1.1.0

Added

• Glossary overview panel in the right sidebar. A Terms list with usage counts and orphan flags, and a Candidates list of frequent words not yet defined. Adds a ribbon icon and an "Open glossary overview" command.
• Autocomplete that suggests [[links]] to matching terms as you type, by prefix or inflected form. Off by default.
• Ambiguous terms. A word matching more than one term gets a distinct underline, a tooltip listing every match, and a picker when you act on it, instead of silently following the first.
• Unlink commands (this note / selection / all notes), with a preview. Heading-anchored and non-glossary links are left untouched.
• Templates for new term notes via a Term template path, with {{title}}, {{selection}}, {{source}}, {{date}} and {{time}} tokens. Works with core Templates and Templater.
• "Create glossary term from selection" command, plus right-click actions on terms, links and selections: link to term, unlink one link, collect a single alias, create term, exclude word or term.
• Status-bar counter showing how many terms are on the current note. Click it to link them.
• Read-only public API at app.plugins.plugins['glossary-linker'].api (terms, resolve, keys/lemma, matches, usage report, candidates, change subscription).
• Ukrainian language module, and a language-module validation contract with a template and per-module error reporting in settings.
• Alias collision warnings when collecting aliases or creating terms.
• Long-press on mobile opens the term actions menu.
• Style Settings integration for highlight color and underline, with a separate ambiguous-term underline.

Changed

• Scope reworked from folder lists to path lists (files or folders): a "Listed paths only" allow-list or "Everywhere", plus always-excluded paths, managed from the file-explorer right-click menu.
• "Turn terms into links" commands renamed to "Link glossary terms", with per-link and per-term linking from the context menu.
• Alias collecting can run per link, with finer control over the stored form (base / literal / both).