BonsAI v1.4.4

Added

• Match macOS appearance. Settings ▸ Appearance grew a toggle that swaps your theme for its
  light/dark sibling as the system switches — Bonsai Dark ↔ Bonsai Light, Catppuccin Mocha ↔
  Latte. Off by default; your pick stays literal. (#74)
• Text size lives in Settings. The app-wide editor text size is now a stepper in Settings ▸
  Appearance ▸ Font, instead of hiding behind a keyboard shortcut. (#72)

Fixed

• Traffic lights: hover and click agree. The repositioned window buttons hung below the
  titlebar's hit-test region — hover lit up above them and clicks fell through to the board. The
  lights now live in a dedicated host view on the control row, which owns their hover and
  hit-testing, so both land exactly on them. (#70)
• Full screen behaves. The board window is a real NSWindow now (the NSPanel superclass
  was a floating-panel leftover with second-class full-screen support): transitions no longer
  flash black, the menu-bar reveal shows the native traffic lights, and the canvas pins itself
  to the solid flavor color while full screen (the glass slider resumes on exit).
• ⌘+/⌘− zoom the canvas again — as documented. They were being swallowed by the app-wide
  text-size shortcut, which read as "resizing one text box resizes all of them"; per-box text
  sizing is coming separately. (#72)
• List markers are legible in dark themes. Bullets, numbers, and empty checkboxes moved from
  dim overlay ink to subtext ink — they're content, not syntax chrome. (#71)
• Menu-bar quick capture follows the theme. The capture field used AppKit defaults —
  near-black placeholder and hint text on the dark themes; it now paints from the active flavor's
  tokens like every other surface. (#73)