v1.2.0

Added

• Blog Image field on posts (ORBI-64). A dedicated per-post image, shown in the single
  post's sidebar above Recent Posts — where the post's featured image used to render.
  Stored as an attachment ID in soames_blog_image_id and exposed as blogImage on the
  Post GraphQL type, resolved to a full-size URL at query time so it survives
  media-library URL changes. Modelled on soames_hero_bg_id.

  Registered for post only, and so blogImage is on Post alone: this is a blog
  concept, and registering it for page would put a meaningless control on every page.

  There is deliberately no featured-image fallback. Leave it blank and the post shows no
  sidebar image at all. This frees the featured image for other uses — it still drives hero
  backgrounds via the theme's fallback chain, which is unchanged. Existing posts therefore
  show no sidebar image until a Blog Image is set on each one; that's a content step, not a
  defect.

  Needs soames-astro-theme >= 0.1.24, which carries the matching renderer. This pairing
  is stricter than usual in one direction: that theme adds blogImage to its posts query, and
  an unknown GraphQL field throws during the build — so a site on >= 0.1.24 requires this
  plugin version. Upgrade the plugin first, then the theme.

Fixed

• The sidebar image no longer overflows its column (ORBI-64; fixed theme-side in 0.1.24).
  It rendered at its intrinsic WordPress width — 1600px inside a ~440px column — and was
  clipped at the viewport edge. Noted here because the two halves ship together.