v0.9.0

rmdv v0.9.0 — rounder tables, calmer reading, safer Quick Slots

rmdv v0.9.0 makes documents nicer to read. Tables get a softer, rounded look.
Body text, headings, and spacing follow the rhythm of Notion, and you can
change the line spacing yourself. Quick Slots get a new shortcut for saving a
file, and rmdv now asks before it replaces a file that is already in a slot.

Highlights

Rounded tables

• Tables have a rounded outer border, a lightly shaded header row, and thin
  lines between rows. The vertical column lines are gone.
• Cells have more room. The colors come from your theme, so tables look right
  in every built-in theme, light or dark.

Notion-like reading typography

• Body text is 16 px with a line height of about 1.5. Paragraphs sit closer
  together, and headings get more space above them, so sections are easier to
  spot.
• The reading column is a little narrower (720 px), which keeps long lines
  comfortable to read.
• Line spacing is a new setting (⌘, → Appearance → Line spacing). Pick
  Compact, Default, or Relaxed. rmdv saves your choice.
• A custom theme can set line_height. This value used to be ignored; now it
  takes effect.

Quick Slots: assign with ⌥⌘1–⌥⌘9

• Press ⌥⌘1–⌥⌘9 to put the current file in that slot. ⌘1–⌘9 still jump
  to a slot.
• If the slot already holds a file, rmdv asks "Replace Quick Slot N?" first.
  Press Esc to cancel or Enter to replace.
• ⌘N no longer adds a file to a slot. It has no other job in rmdv.
• The shortcut sheet (⌘/) lists the new shortcut, and it now shows every row.

Known limitations

• A very wide table scrolls sideways, and its right-hand rounded corner shows
  only when you scroll to the right edge.
• After rmdv goto, a table row clipped at the top of the viewport can render
  without text (MDV-038).
• Windows builds remain best-effort and have no PDF extraction.