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docs: Update README with heading-based nesting outlines and changelog

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- Updated Outline section to document heading hierarchy preservation
- Added Changelog section documenting latest features
- Documented linked scene/chapter templates
- Documented automatic workspace refresh

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@@ -341,6 +341,12 @@ This window reads the scaffold back: every beat it names, and whether prose has
been written under it, with a progress bar over the whole outline. A beat counts
as written when there is ordinary text between its prompt and the next one.
**Heading hierarchy is preserved**: markdown headings (`#`, `##`, `###`) in the
outline files create a nested tree structure in the Outline window. Beats under
the same heading are grouped together under a collapsible header showing the
progress for that section (`3/5` beats written, for example). This makes it easy
to navigate large outlines and see progress at every level of your story structure.
Beats generated by [the Mistral tool](#plot-beats-mistral) can be appended
straight into the matching act file with **📝 Append to act_0N.md**, which
appears when a run filled exactly one act. It appends under a dated comment
@@ -841,3 +847,18 @@ rendered as a text placeholder (not embedded).
A quick reference for all of this — plus the chapter metadata, draft-marker
header, and comment conventions — is built in: open **Help ▸ Markdown cheatsheet**
from the menu bar.
## Changelog
### Latest
- **Heading-based nesting outlines**: Markdown headings (`#`, `##`, `###`) in outline
files now create a hierarchical tree structure in the Outline window. Beats under
the same heading are grouped together under collapsible headers with progress
counts, making it easy to navigate large outlines and track progress at every
level of your story structure.
- **Linked scene/chapter templates**: New file templates now support linked
planning+draft file pairs. Creating a scene in the draft folder automatically
creates a corresponding planning file in the Plot folder with references.
- **Automatic workspace refresh**: File list now automatically refreshes when
files change on disk using a file watcher.