Updates

CHANGELOG.md

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+# Codex Changelog
+
+## Recent Feature Updates
+
+### ✨ Features & Enhancements
+
+-   **Revision Notes System**
+
+    -   Added the ability to mark specific text selections as "Revision Notes" using the `CTRL+SHIFT+R` (`Cmd+Shift+R` on Mac) shortcut.
+    -   A new "Revision Notes" panel has been added to the editor's sidebar (accessible via a dedicated icon).
+    -   Clicking on a note in the sidebar will automatically scroll the editor and focus on the exact position of the revision.
+    -   The visual style of these notes (background color, borders, etc.) can now be dynamically configured via the `Prefs.ts` file under `revisionNoteStyle`.
+
+-   **Section & Paragraph Reordering**
+
+    -   You can now seamlessly reorganize your document's structure without breaking formatting.
+    -   Hovering over any heading (`H1`, `H2`, `H3`) will reveal discrete "Up" and "Down" arrows on the left side.
+    -   Clicking these arrows will instantly move the entire section (the heading along with all of its inner paragraphs and content) up or down, automatically swapping places with adjacent sections.
+
+-   **Text Finder (Search in Page)**
+
+    -   Added a fully functional "Find in Document" overlay accessible via `CTRL+F` / `CMD+F`.
+    -   Integrated a custom Tiptap Search extension leveraging ProseMirror Decorations to highlight text seamlessly without hijacking the DOM string selection or the user's cursor focus.
+    -   Added auto-scroll to the current match using smooth browser native transitions.
+    -   Supported Keyboard Shortcuts within the Finder input box (`Enter` for next, `Shift+Enter` for previous, `Escape` to close).
+    -   Safely escaped all RegEx characters to support searching for wildcards and punctuation marks without performance bottlenecks.
+
+-   **Image Cropper Modal**
+
+    -   Integrated a robust Image Cropping sub-routine directly into the Editor.
+    -   When selecting an image inside the editor, a new "Crop" button dynamically appears in the toolbar.
+    -   The modal supports freeform cropping using an HTML5 Canvas interface and elegantly replaces the old image with the newly cropped Base64 preview.
+
+-   **Dynamic 'Word-Style' Text Styling**
+
+    -   Transitioned from hardcoded tags to a fully dynamic Custom Styles configuration powered by JSON (`Prefs.ts`).
+    -   Users can now define entirely customized text and heading rules globally mapped within Codex.
+    -   The Editor Toolbar dropdown automatically reads and maps these styles into selectable headings and paragraphs seamlessly.
+
+-   **Auto-Save System**
+
+    -   Implemented an internal interval-based tracker managing the background saving operations of the active note.
+    -   Introduced fully granular controls under Settings to disable Auto-Save or configure its intervals (ranging from 1 to 30 minutes).
+
+-   **Settings Menu Redesign & Organization**
+
+    -   Overhauled `SettingsView.tsx` utilizing Mantine's modern Tab-based interface.
+    -   Split configurations into three accessible macro-categories: **General**, **Editor**, and **Saving**.
+    -   Added a brand new scaling preference (`toolbarSize`) that dynamically alters the size of the Editor Toolbar for accessibility and better clicks.
+
+-   **Table of Contents (TOC) UI Uplift**
+
+    -   Redesigned the TOC container to be scrollable and properly constrained inside the view window, resolving overlap issues for documents spanning many headings.
+
+-   **Localization Coverage**
+    -   Added and integrated all strings relating to Auto-Save, Cropper, Editor Width/Border, Text Finder, and Toolbar sizing across all language dictionaries (English `en_US`, Russian `ru_RU`, Simplified Chinese `zh_CN`).
+
+-   **Batch File Operations**
+    -   Enabled multi-select in the sidebar allowing users to select multiple pages/folders at once.
+    -   Added the ability to batch export all selected pages to PDF or Markdown directly from the Context Menu.
+    -   Introduced an advanced "Delete from disk" option when deleting files. Checking this box recursively and permanently removes the underlying files from the host machine's physical storage.
+
+-   **Code Block Enhancements**
+    -   The "Code Block" button in the toolbar now intelligently defaults to `plaintext` when inserted without selecting a specific language.
+    -   Completely revamped Syntax Highlighting integration (`LowlightPlugin`) to properly utilize all generated `highlight.js` CSS classes. This resolves widespread syntax coloring omissions across almost all languages (e.g., PowerShell keywords are now colored vividly and correctly).
+
+### 🐛 Bug Fixes
+
+-   Prevented `CTRL+F` from causing duplicate component mounts if the finder was already active.
+-   Resolved Z-Index overlapping conflicts between the floating Text Finder and the sticky Editor Toolbar.
+-   Fixed an issue where the generic Auto-Save feature could crash if trigged while switching components globally.
+-   Resolved a critical syntax error in the internal `ResizableImage` component that broke Editor Copy/Paste functionality. Users can now copy and paste text, formatting, images, and GIFs seamlessly both inside the app and to external editors like MS Word.

MISSING_FILES_FIX.md

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+### 🛠️ How to migrate/restore old notes if they don't show up in the app
+
+If you manually moved your old note files into the `~/.config/codex/notes/` folder but Codex isn't showing them, **don't panic, your data is safe.** This happens because Codex uses an internal database/registry to keep track of notes. If you just drop a file into the folder, the app won't recognize it because it's not registered in the database. 
+
+To fix this, we can do a quick "file transplant" using the terminal. Here is the step-by-step workaround:
+
+#### Step 1: Register a new note in the app
+1. Open the new version of Codex.
+2. Create a **New Note** (you can name it something like *"Recovered Note"*).
+3. Close the app completely. This forces Codex to register the new note in its database.
+
+#### Step 2: Find the internal file name
+1. Open your terminal.
+2. Run the following command to find the newly created file (it will be at the top of the list and will have a random string name):
+```bash
+ls -lt ~/.config/codex/notes/ | head -n 5
+```
+3. Copy that random filename.
+
+#### Step 3: Overwrite the file
+Now, we will overwrite the empty registered note with your old note data. 
+Run the `cp` (copy) command in your terminal like this:
+
+```bash
+cp /path/to/your/OLD_NOTE_FILE ~/.config/codex/notes/THE_NEW_RANDOM_NAME
+```
+*(Make sure to replace `/path/to/your/OLD_NOTE_FILE` with the actual path of your old file, and `THE_NEW_RANDOM_NAME` with the file name you found in Step 2).*
+
+#### Step 4: You're done!
+Open Codex again. Click on the *"Recovered Note"* you created in Step 1, and you will see all your old content perfectly restored! 
+
+> **Note on Custom Styles:** If you are upgrading to the new version containing the `CustomStyle` extension, you don't need to worry about formatting crashes. The extension is built with backward compatibility (`default: null`), so it will automatically read and safely upgrade your old files without any errors.

package.json

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         "react-lowlight": "^3.0.0",
         "sanitize-filename": "^1.6.3",
         "semver": "^7.5.4",