feat(commands): add ObsidianMoveNote with folder picker and buffer pa…#873
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…th update Add :ObsidianMoveNote to move the current note to a selected vault folder (configured picker or vim.ui.select fallback), prevent collisions/no-op moves, and keep the active buffer updated to the new file path.
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Summary
:ObsidianMoveNotecommand to move the current markdown note to another folder inside the active vault.vim.ui.selectfallback).Behavior
/) and lets the user select a target.Testing
test/obsidian/note_spec.lua:ObsidianMoveNote should include the vault root in folder optionsmake test TEST=test/obsidian/note_spec.luaCompatibility