Snippet colours, a launcher that writes markup, and a shelf that tracks the pointer

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Quick Look

• A click on a row does what ↵ does. It only selected before, so a tool, the Tools header and the create row all looked dead to the pointer. The repeat is dropped — double-click was the activator until now, and acting on both clicks opened the Tools section and shut it again in one gesture.
• acceptsFirstMouse. The launcher is summoned over another app, so macOS spent the first click activating the window and never delivered it: every row and button ignored the first press.
• Composing gets a card to write in (960×720) and gives it back on the way out. The renderer names the job; main decides what that is worth in pixels, and grows the card from where it already is — re-centring slides the row out from under the pointer that just clicked one.
• The chord answers while Diff Bro is in front. The guard that silenced it there existed for the Settings capture field; that field now says so itself, and main disarms on the sender's destroyed — armed and abandoned, the chord would otherwise stay dead for the session with no window left to explain why.
• A re-summon keeps an unsaved draft, and the card it was written in.
• Jira/Markdown get their formatting row here too, with the rendered form drawn beside the syntax as you type.

Markup, both surfaces

Markdown gains strikethrough, task lists and tables; Jira gains tables; both gain list indent/outdent. Each is offered only because the renderer draws it, so the toolbar and the live preview cannot disagree — the separator row is what makes a Markdown table, so prose about a shell pipeline stays a paragraph.

Sidebar

• The tag shelf's depth is a height the grip drags 1:1, and what fits at that height is measured. Four chips per row was a guess that made one row of pointer travel worth anything between half a rendered row and two. Adds double-click to snap and ↑/↓/Home/End on the seam, which carried no keyboard at all.
• A colour you pick, across the whole snippet row — right-click it. Six colours and None, re-lightened to the theme's own --tag-l and mixed into the panel, so the name holds 4.5:1 on all twenty themes (worst: nord, 6.40). Decoration only: nothing filters, searches or sorts by it.
• Settings ▸ Appearance ▸ "Show tags on sidebar rows" takes the tag word off the rows for a library where nearly everything carries the same two.

Verification

• npm run check green — 3476 tests, coverage 95.39 / 88.33 / 95.89 / 96.48.
• Full e2e in the container on the final tree: 512 passed, 3 skipped (macOS-gated), 0 failed. The macOS-gated quick-look-window-recovery was run natively and passes.
• theme-sweep gains a snippet-colour surface: 100 measurements across all 20 themes, every probe above its floor.
• Every bug fixed here was watched red first, including the two the audit found.

What an audit pass caught, and what it cost

• A stuck capture flag would have killed the global shortcut for the rest of the session (worst on Windows, where the app lives on in the tray).
• A selected tag could be clipped out of sight and out of "+N more" — the box clips now where it used to scroll, so the old "never cut a selected tag" override rendered chips outside the edge that the picker also could not reach.
• The shelf's arrow keys broke with long tag names: wide chips do not fill the rows the stored height pays for, so keys anchored on the rendered height wrote a shallower depth and moved nothing. Steps now count from the stored depth; the drag still starts under the hand.

Unverified

• The actual OS global-shortcut keypress while the app is focused — every spec calls the toggle IPC, which bypasses onShortcut. The guard itself is unit-tested.
• Windows: setBounds on a resizable: false window is documented to be ignored there, so the flag is lifted for the write and put straight back. E2E is Linux-only, so this is reasoned rather than observed.

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