Patterpad 0.10.0

Added

• Game Events show their gameData inline (#48, thanks @rubiline): the editor row reads
  ⚙ cue: camera_focus · target: barkeep instead of a bare gear, so you can tell which event is
  which while reading the script - one line, ellipsized before it ever wraps, live as the inspector
  edits it. The readable-script export carries every field too (it silently capped at three), and a
  long field list wraps rather than truncating.
• A project says where it lives on disk. The Project view shows the full path under the title
  (click it to reveal the folder in Finder / your file manager), and the project name in the top bar
  carries the path as a tooltip - so two projects with the same name are no longer indistinguishable.

Fixed

• A readable-script PDF no longer draws stray lines down the page after a page break. A dialogue
  line starting near the foot of a page, with its text flowing onto the next, left its snippet edge
  drawn most of the way down the following page and its speaker name stranded far from its words.
  (Thanks to the reporter's project for the reproduction.)

• The Replace preview shows the replacement again. Its row was one no-wrap line, so at the search
  window's default width a line of dialogue of ordinary length was cut off before the arrow: you saw
  the start of the old text and none of the new, which is the one thing the preview exists to show.
  The row is now a two-column grid, the diff wraps, the location sits on its own line beneath it, and
  the per-row Replace button spans both.

Changed

• The New Project dialog says what it creates. It offered a name, version control, a publish path
  and a folder preview, and never mentioned that a new project arrives with a playable scene in it. A
  line under the name field now says so, in the concrete: a scene called Start holding one line of
  narration, so the project plays the moment it opens.
• Every sheet in an .xlsx export (report, voice script, localisation) freezes its header row, so it
  stays put while you scroll.
• The explanatory line under a form field (New Project, Project Settings) reads as prose rather than
  as a shrunken label. .identity-hint had no style of its own, so it inherited the field label's
  semi-bold and shrank again as a small; it is now sized and weighted like the shell's own hints.