The "Bunker Era" release

Pin Textual again.

The "Post-Deterrence Era" release

Now that the recent Textual breaking changes period seems to have calmed down a wee bit, I'm daring to unpin the library. This release also includes a couple of fixes for breaking changes that were introduced, and also tries to make some sense of (and work around) some curious cosmetic choices made for the Footer widget.

In terms of how Tinboard itself works, everything should be the same, albeit with the odd cosmetic change here and there.

The "Three Body Problem" release

Textual seems to have moved from a stable era to a chaotic era... pinning until things calm down.

The "apparently some folk do things differently" release

• Added the ability to set the default value for new bookmark privacy. (#50)
• Added the ability to set the default value for new bookmark read-later status. (#50)
• Added an applications settings dialog. (#50)
• Added a command palette command for the applications settings dialog. (#50)

The "clipboard belt and braces" release

• When copying a bookmark to the clipboard, a best effort is now made to ensure it'll also make it over a remote connection.
• Small cosmetic change to the bookmark input dialog to properly line up the description content with the rest of the inputs.

The "let's go way back" release

Added a dialog for checking if a bookmark is in the Wayback Machine. (#44)

The "to read, or not to read" release

Fixed an issue introduced in v0.11.0 where the "to read" flag wasn't being correctly read back in from the local copy of the bookmarks.

The "inline bookmarking" release

• Updated to Textual v0.56.3
• Added a --help command line argument.
• Added a --version command line argument.
• Added a --filter command line argument.
• Added a add command line command, which shows the bookmark addition screen "inline" in the terminal, allows adding a new bookmark, then exits.
• Internal: changed the way that bookmarks are held and managed.

The "insert booze metaphor here" release

Small change to how the package is built and published to PyPI, and also to the README, in support of providing a Homebrew-friendly tap.

The discovery release

• Added tag command discovery hits to the command palette (that is, the command palette now pre-populates with all tag-based commands when first opened).
• Added filter command discovery hits to the command palette (that is, the command palette now pre-populates with all filter-based commands when first opened).
• Added bookmark command discovery hits to the command palette (that is, the command palette now pre-populates with all bookmark-based commands when first opened).
• Added core command discovery hits to the command palette (that is, the command palette now pre-populates with all core commands when first opened).