v0.3.2

• With an explicit length, ScrollVideo renders its final height from the
  first render, including on the server. Content below the video no longer
  jumps when the page's JavaScript starts.

v0.3.1

• Fixed: easing presets moved the video backwards near the end of the scroll.
  All presets now move forward only.
• easing and smoothingTauMs apply immediately when they change; a new
  fps rebuilds the scroll mapping; a changed optimize value reloads.
• vidscroll/core: update() now changes only the options you pass, and the
  new setOptions() replaces all of them.
• fullPreload={false} checks the URL too, and an invalid length goes to
  onError instead of throwing.
• The error message is shown even with a custom loader.
• CLI: --fps is a cap: slower sources keep their frame rate.

v0.3.0

• New: vidscroll/core, the plain JavaScript controller behind the React
  component (experimental).
• New: <vid-scroll> and <vid-scroll-section> custom elements for pages
  without React, plus a standalone CDN build (experimental).
• react is now an optional peer dependency, so non-React projects don't need
  it.
• Fixed: time-based sections briefly showed at load before the duration was
  known.
• Fixed: the video could freeze after two animation frames with the same
  timestamp.
• Fixed: an active section blocked clicks on content behind its empty area.
• ScrollVideoApi gains addSection and removeSection.

v0.2.2

• easing accepts preset names ("inOutSine", "outCubic" and others), which
  also works from Next.js server components.
• Time- and frame-based sections stay on their frames when an easing curve is
  used.

v0.2.1

• Scroll while optimizing: a raw video can be scrolled straight away while
  it's re-encoded in the background, then the smooth copy takes over at the
  same frame. A corner badge shows the progress; optimize={{ wait: true }}
  keeps the old behaviour.
• loader functions receive the built-in loader as a second argument.
• After fast scrolling, the video glides to a stop instead of jumping.
• On Android, scrolling forward plays the video instead of seeking, which is
  smoother there.

0.2.0 was tagged but never published; its changes are in 0.2.1.

v0.1.1

The first releases (0.1.0 and 0.1.1): ScrollVideo, Section and
ScrollFrames, in-browser re-encoding with caching, the vidscroll encode
CLI, the useScrollVideoState and useScrollVideoUpdate hooks, and the
--video-progress variable.