v1.0.28

• New Annotate field footprint intention (Alt+Enter). On a parameter whose type is a "fat
  object" (a class with many instance fields), it statically walks the method's call graph and
  records which fields are read and written into the Javadoc as
  @param name reads {a, b.c} writes {d} — to guide extracting thin DTOs. It is honest about
  blind spots: parameters reaching whole-object sinks (serialization, script engines, whole-object
  marshalling like toXML, bound method references like ::toXML) are annotated reads {ALL},
  and opaque boundaries reads {?}, rather than a misleadingly short list. Transitive analysis
  runs on demand behind a cancelable progress bar; getters, chained paths (a.getB().getC() →
  b.c), casts, setters, and method references are all handled.
• New Fat parameter used as a thin DTO inspection (weak warning). Flags a fat-object parameter
  that only reads a few fields and never propagates out of the method — a thin-DTO candidate —
  using a cheap intra-procedural analysis (no cross-file resolution), so it is safe to run
  on-the-fly. Run the intention on the same parameter for the full transitive footprint.