0.21.1

Made Up Words v0.21.1 — Community review fixes

A maintenance release. Nothing about the plugin behaves differently; this
clears the four errors the Obsidian community-plugin automated review raised
against 0.21.0 so the listing can pass its checks.

What the review flagged

The committed lockfile was out of date, which failed both the dependency
check and the build verification. It has been regenerated. While fixing it,
@codemirror/state and @codemirror/view were pinned to the exact versions
Obsidian 1.13.0 declares as peer dependencies (6.5.0 and 6.38.6) — the
previous version ranges asked for releases above those pins, so a clean
npm install only succeeded by overriding peer dependencies. A clean install
is now warning-free.

Two lint rules were being suppressed inline. Version 0.4 of
eslint-plugin-obsidianmd no longer permits eslint-disable comments for
obsidianmd/* or @typescript-eslint/no-deprecated rules, and requires a
written justification on any directive comment that remains. All thirteen
directive comments are gone — none of them were annotated to keep them:

• The caret-position fallback used for Obsidian builds older than 1.13.0 now
  reaches caretRangeFromPoint through a locally declared type, so the call no
  longer resolves to the deprecated Document member. The fallback behaviour is
  unchanged, and support back to minAppVersion 1.7.2 is unchanged.
• The Remove language button now calls setDestructive() on Obsidian
  versions that have it and setWarning() on versions that do not, rather than
  always calling the deprecated setWarning().
• The rest were for the sentence-case rule on strings it reads incorrectly: the
  e.g. … placeholders in the word, name and entry modals, and the + Word,
  + Name and ↑↓ Swap direction buttons, where the rule counts a leading
  glyph as the first word. The wording of those labels has not changed. The
  rule now runs at its own default severity, so it reports them as warnings
  instead of being silenced.

Also in this release

• Releases now publish GitHub artifact attestations for main.js and
  styles.css, so anyone can cryptographically verify that the files attached
  to a release were built from this repository. This was a recommendation rather
  than an error, but it is worth having.
• The release workflow installs with npm ci, so a stale lockfile fails the
  build in future instead of passing quietly.

Installing / updating

Download main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css from this release and copy
them into .obsidian/plugins/made-up-words/ in your vault, then reload the
plugin (or restart Obsidian). Settings and dictionaries are preserved.