0.5.2

• When Claude makes a sentence's period the link to more, or a spot with no words at all, the
  sentence's words before it open it too, marked like the link, so there is a phrase to click
  rather than one cell. This is in the terminal's fullscreen layout; the Claude desktop app draws
  such a link as before.
• The note sent with your next prompt names such a link by those words, so period links after
  different sentences are told apart, and lists each one you left closed. Before, every period link
  was called ".", and a closed one could drop out of the note.
• A phrase you can open acts when the button comes up, so a drag that starts on it selects text, as
  a drag anywhere else does. In the words before a lone period a double-click copies a word, so a
  single click there opens its stretch half a second later, once no second click can follow.
• While a stretch grows, half-drawn code no longer shows stray characters for a moment.