v0.10.0

Removed

• Breaking: the morg normalize subcommand. One format on both
  sides is enough: with one preset it normalizes (--from org and
  --to org, or --input notes.org --output notes.org), with two it
  translates.

Added

• translateOrg(org, { inputPreset, outputPreset }): Logseq org ↔
  Vanilla org within org, changing only the headlines the two write
  differently (an empty block's space, a first line that starts an
  element) and keeping every other line as written (ADR 0006 §4
  amended). Logseq's task markers (NOW, DOING, WAITING, …) are
  declared for Emacs in a #+TODO: line, dropped again on the way
  back; an own #+TODO: line, which Logseq ignores, warns of the
  markers Logseq shows as text. A collapsed block is folded for Emacs
  (:collapsed: true ↔ :VISIBILITY: folded). Emacs syntax Logseq
  misreads ([[*heading]] links, <<<radio>>> targets, keyword lines
  below the first headline, …) stays, with a warning.
• translateMarkdown(md, { inputPreset, outputPreset }): Logseq
  Markdown ↔ Vanilla Markdown within Markdown, blocks ↔ list items and
  headings with their meta as before, page properties ↔ flat
  frontmatter, a block's org blocks ↔ fences, quotes and query code
  blocks; other content stays as written. Obsidian Markdown ↔ Logseq
  Markdown too, an aliased wikilink ↔ a labeled page ref, and
  Obsidian Markdown → Vanilla Markdown: a %%comment%% becomes an
  HTML comment and an inline footnote a footnote (also on the way to
  Logseq Markdown); wikilinks stay, as resolving a note's file needs
  the vault. markdownStyle (CLI --bullet, --emphasis, …) rewrites
  only the markers it names; Logseq Markdown keeps its - bullets.
• Web UI: two dialects of one format translate (Input: Markdown
  (Logseq), Output: Markdown); a translated file is saved under its
  dialect (page.vanilla.md). Changing the input's format still moves
  the output to the other format.
• CLI: one format on both sides with two presets translates
  (morg --input-preset logseq --input page.md --output out.md); it
  was an error.
• Vanilla org → Logseq Markdown warns of [[*heading]] links, which
  Logseq reads as refs to pages of that name.

Changed

• Breaking: Node.js 24 or later (engines.node was >=20, which
  nothing tested; Node 20 is end-of-life).