BonsAI v1.4.11

Added

• Diagram connections are faster to create and easier to reshape. Selected shapes expose
  directional quick-connect controls for bound lines or arrows, while every connector has dedicated
  draggable endpoint handles and stays attached through moves, copies, and undo.
• A vector pen creates editable custom paths and curves. Click for corners, drag for symmetric
  Bézier handles, close against the first node or press Return for an open path, then edit anchors
  and handles inline; paths persist, honor canvas tints, and render in PNG exports.
• Canvas drawing can keep its tool and show an optional dot grid. Both behaviors are persisted
  Appearance settings, remain opt-in, and the grid follows pan and zoom behind board content.
• BonsAI can run without a Dock icon. A new Appearance option switches the app to a menu-bar-only
  activation policy at runtime while keeping the global shortcut available to restore the board.

Changed

• Canvas editing is more discoverable and deliberate. Editable elements reveal a hover action,
  shape and connector labels grow across multiple lines, and checklist rows use dedicated drag
  handles plus measured checkbox targets so reordering, selecting, and completing tasks do not
  interfere with one another.
• Double-clicking the menu-bar icon restores the board. A single click still opens quick capture,
  while the second click dismisses capture and brings the complete workspace forward.

Fixed

• Canvas tabs no longer show a hard-edged shadow in light themes. The horizontally scrollable
  board picker now leaves room for each pill's shadow to fade naturally without moving the tabs or
  overlapping the top-right controls.
• Quick captures stay with the thought you were working on. Menu-bar captures now land near
  the active card or visible board area, avoid occupied nearby slots, and return into view with
  the caret ready when BonsAI opens or regains focus.
• Shape labels now fit their containers. Rectangles, ellipses, and diamonds resize around
  their labels with consistent padding, keep their position and connected arrows intact, and wrap
  longer text instead of clipping it.