Why:
- Obsidian's plugin checks were reporting compatibility and packaging warnings that could break popout-window behavior or leave async failures unhandled.
- The build also depended on a deprecated module listing package and carried inline tests that leaked warning noise into the production bundle.
What:
- add @codemirror/view as a runtime dependency and replace builtin-modules with node:module builtinModules in the esbuild config
- route plugin async startup and save-file hooks through compatibility helpers so delayed work uses window.setTimeout and fire-and-forget promises are explicitly handled
- switch the AI progress notice to activeDocument, await clipboard writes, align extended Obsidian types, rename the settings heading, and remove unused catch bindings
- move trie inline tests into dedicated Vitest files and add coverage for the new compatibility helpers to keep the build warning-free
- Implemented AI-powered link disambiguation using local LLMs (Gemma 4 / LM Studio).
- Refactored Trie and candidate mapping to support multiple link candidates per word.
- Added 'AI Link Enhancer' command with a progress bar UI in Obsidian.
- Enhanced link replacement logic to verify existing links and resolve ambiguities using context.
- Added comprehensive unit tests for AI disambiguation and candidate mapping.
- Updated settings to include AI configuration (endpoint, model, context length).
When ignoreCase is off, text capitalized at the start of a sentence (e.g., "My name")
now matches lowercase candidates (e.g., "my name.md"), producing [[my name|My name]].
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
