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Consolidate the local improvements from 0.2.9–0.2.16 into 0.3.0, with separate release and test installers. Preserve existing settings and user keybindings, and retain all 11 README languages.
Add per-language on, off, and strict manual math completion independently of preview. Provide argument snippets, document macros, package candidates, environments, formula-local labels/references/citation keys, and custom templates. Preserve existing arguments and unsaved edits. Keep completion inside formulas rather than prose or image paths.
Expose completion mode settings and shortcut management for all 31 public actions, including capture, image recognition, scaling, and pauses. Strict manual completion uses Silk’s trigger command, with dedicated keys active only in manual; ordinary typing does not unexpectedly start Silk completion.
Configure preview and completion exclusions independently with *.tex, filenames, and relative/absolute paths, or exclude/restore preview, completion, or both for the current file. A direct rule menu supports adding, editing, and deleting even from an empty list, with User/Workspace/Folder and language scopes, legacy type rules, and notebook support.
Fix test-build multiline previews drifting into the gutter and an extra table row when the caret follows the final \\ or surrounds a trailing \hline. Fix empty exclusion settings navigation, stale exclusions after external file restoration, and incorrect parameterless pause behavior.
Load OCR and settings editing on demand, share scanning between preview/completion, and share UI translations. Reuse bounded completion text, configuration, and template caches to reduce repeated reads and serialization. Emit UTF-8 bundles and retain preview images when OCR/completion preferences change. Keep installer and startup-code size checks.
Remove tests and internal materials from Git tracking as requested, while retaining public usage guides. Check publication boundaries before commits, pushes, and in CI; package VSIX files with an explicit allowlist. Keep bilingual GitHub releases with both installers, and disable automatic Marketplace publishing in favor of manual maintainer uploads.
Strict manual mode requires the Silk command; other extensions may still contribute duplicate candidates. Dynamic references and some complex TeX definitions remain limited, without claiming to replace all of LaTeX Workshop. Verification covers local logic, builds, rendering, and package contents, without new physical-keyboard or Extension Host GUI acceptance checks.