1.0.6

Changes from the Obsidian community plugin scan of 1.0.5, and a real build.

Changed

• ReadOut is now built from source. The hand-written code is in
  src/main.js and src/styles.css; npm run build puts the SQLite engine
  and its WebAssembly file into main.js and copies styles.css, using only
  Node's own modules and giving the same bytes every time. main.js and
  styles.css stay committed because Obsidian installs them, and the checks on
  every pull request and release fail if a fresh build differs from them.
• ReadOut no longer lists every file in your vault. It looks for databases
  only inside the database folder (Databases, or 07 Databases in an ICOR for
  Life vault) and its subfolders. Clicking any database file anywhere still opens
  it, and a dashboard can name a database anywhere in the vault. A new setting,
  "Database folder", names the folder, and "Search the whole vault for databases"
  (off by default) widens the search to every folder if you choose it.
• ReadOut no longer uses the clipboard. "Copy as CSV" on a query result is
  now "Save as CSV": it writes a .csv file into an Exports folder inside the
  database folder, never over an existing file, and a notice opens it. The JSON
  viewer's "Copy JSON" button is gone; the JSON is already a file in your vault.
• The README opens with a short "Safe by design" summary of what ReadOut does and
  does not do.

Removed

• The "Move databases into ..." button. It needed a listing of the whole
  vault. Move a database in Obsidian's file explorer instead.
• History: the optional desktop sqlite3 helper was removed in 1.0.5; the
  built-in engine is the only engine.