v4.4.1 — /login fix, restored-transcript rendering, review prompt

v4.4.1 — 2026-07-29

🔑 Fixed: /login never actually opened the terminal. Signing in from the chat always ended on "run this command yourself in a terminal" — the plugin was calling IDE terminal APIs that no longer exist in current IDEs (they were removed after 2025.2), and because each lookup failed quietly, nothing showed up in the log to explain it. /login now opens a real terminal tab and runs the sign-in there, on every supported IDE version.

If the terminal can't be opened at all — say you've disabled the bundled Terminal plugin — the plugin now falls back to signing you in natively, with no terminal involved, instead of giving up. The manual command is only ever shown as a genuine last resort.

🔁 Fixed: reopening a past chat lost the command code blocks. Restored conversations rendered Bash and other command calls in the old plain-text style — you couldn't copy the command, and its output wasn't a code block either. Reloading a session now produces exactly the same cards a live turn does.

⭐ Asked once, and only once. After 25 successful turns, a single IDE notification asks whether you'd leave a review on the Marketplace — and then never asks again, whatever you click. No dialogs, no "remind me later", nothing that interrupts your work. Failed or interrupted turns don't count, so you'll only ever see it if the plugin has actually been working for you.

📝 Listing rewritten, with a few stale claims corrected along the way — it advertised a 2025.2 minimum when the plugin actually supports 2025.1+, and documented a couple of shortcuts that had since changed.

Verified Compatible on IC-251, IC-252 and IU-262 — including the exact build the /login regression was reported on.

See CHANGELOG.md for the full technical detail.