Update in-app help panel to match README feature list - #21
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The keybindings section already regenerates from the live keybindings config, so it already showed the new scroll-up/down entries. This adds the same missing mentions from the README update to the static "其他功能" paragraph: seamless chapter continuation, customizable scroll distance, and AI image enhancement.
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Summary
Follow-up to the README update (#20): the in-app help panel (F1) had gone stale in the same way. The keybindings list there already regenerates live from the keybindings config, so it already showed the new ↑/↓ scroll entries automatically — no change needed there. The static "其他功能" (other features) paragraph, however, didn't mention seamless bidirectional chapter continuation, customizable scroll distance, or AI image enhancement. Added the same mentions there that the README got.
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npm test— all 33 unit tests pass unchanged (HTML-only change)Generated by Claude Code