Remove automatic footer links from published notes - #6
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Published documents currently receive mandatory Open in Obsidian and Basecamp folder links. Remove both links and the recovery ID from rendered content, with no hidden replacement.
The new content fingerprint refreshes previously synced notes on their next selected sync, removing old footers even when their source text is unchanged. Document identity and the usual remote-edit checks remain in place. Interrupted first uploads now stop until the user explicitly reconciles and links the document; the unused marker lookup is removed.
Update privacy, recovery, upgrade documentation and the 0.1.5 release metadata.
npm run packagepasses with 51 tests, lint, TypeScript and mobile bundle checks. Tests cover old-footer cleanup, subsequent no-op syncs, remote conflicts, authored note links and lost create responses without duplicate publication.