1.3.1

Added

• Excluded words (Matching, Settings). A second exclusion list, for the words in your prose rather than the headings in your sources. A line stops that spelling and nothing else; end it with * and it stops every form behind it. Either way the heading keeps its place in the index — it still completes with [[, still counts in the status bar, still catches its other wordings — it simply stops catching that word. Until now the list of excluded headings was the only lever, and it takes the heading out altogether.

Changed

• The exclusion menu names two different acts (Menu). On a matched word the menu now offers Stop linking "word" ▸ this spelling / every form of it, and separately Add "Heading" to excluded headings. Two verbs rather than three sizes of one: the first two leave the heading in the index, the last removes it. The starred line the menu writes carries the word's base form under the current match mode — a stem with the stemmer, the whole word in exact mode.
• The exclusion lists are edited as lists (Settings). Each entry is its own box, corrected in place, with a remove button beside it and an add box below — the shape the path lists already use. The list folds away behind its count, and past ten entries it scrolls rather than pushing the rest of the tab out of reach.

Fixed

• A word that matched only through its stem had no way out. "Specifically" and "specification" reduce to one root, so the first linked to the heading named by the second, and the one exclusion item on the menu offered to drop that heading — the term the reader wanted to keep (#1).
• The candidate list offered words that were already on an exclusion list, so a word just silenced came back as one worth defining.