v1.0.0

First release of Tag Notes: make every tag a note. A note is tagged by linking a tag note from a list property, and the plugin brings back what #tags give: a hierarchy, a tree with counts, "tagged X or anything under X", fast tagging, and a one-shot migration from existing #tags.

• Tag notes and their hierarchy: a note's tags are the links in its keywords list, and a tag note lists its parents in broader. A tag may have several parents. A cycle is reported once and broken without editing any note. Every tag has a direct count and a count with descendants, each note counted once.
• Tag tree: a sidebar view like the core Tags pane, with both counts, a filter, sorting by name or count, the notes of a subtree, and rename, new child tag and reveal in the File explorer on a right-click.
• Tag this note and the @ suggester: choose a tag note by name, path or alias, or create one, and the link lands in the tags property. The trigger is configurable.
• Convert tags: turn the #tags of the whole vault or one folder into tag notes, #a/b into b with broader: [[a]], after a preview of every note it will change. Inline tags can be kept, replaced by links or removed. In a vault kept in git, each run can be one commit that Undo a bulk operation... reverts.
• Queries and Bases: a tag-notes code block lists the notes tagged with a tag, with or without its descendants, and Copy Bases filter for tag subtree exports a subtree as a core Bases filter.
• An API for other plugins (api.d.ts, version 1.0.0) answers tag membership, relationships and counts.
• A demo vault ships with the release, with an Open demo vault command and a Report a bug command.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/mnaoumov/obsidian-tag-notes/commits/1.0.0