editxr 1.2.0

Second-brain groundwork: editxr goes from a single-document editor to a multi-file, link-aware workspace.

Highlights

• Tabs / multi-file. Open several files at once (editxr a.md b.md), with a tab strip, Ctrl+N to cycle, and per-tab cursor/scroll/undo.
• Quick-switcher. Ctrl+O fuzzy-finds any file in the folder tree and opens it in a tab (reuses the command palette's matcher).
• Navigable links. [text](url) and Obsidian-style [[wikilinks]] follow on Ctrl+] or a click — files open in a tab, http(s)/mailto in the browser. [[Note#heading]] / [[Note^block]] open the note.
• Live link rendering. Links collapse to their underlined title and reveal the raw form when the cursor lands on them (same as bold/italic).
• Navigation. Ctrl+[ (or Esc) goes back to the previously-focused file; Ctrl+W closes the tab.

Notes

• Ctrl+W is now "close tab" — word wrap moved to the command palette.
• Linux static binaries (x86_64 + aarch64) are attached. The macOS universal build is added separately before publishing.