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"name": "@vrtmrz/obsidian-test-session",
"version": "0.2.6",
"version": "0.3.0",
"description": "Isolated real-Obsidian test session infrastructure for plug-in consumers",
"type": "module",
"license": "MIT",
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## Unreleased

## 0.3.0

2026-10-04

### Migration

- Linux automatic discovery now selects the reviewed Obsidian 1.13.6 AppImage in a version- and architecture-specific directory. Prepare that target with `installObsidianAppImage`, or set `OBSIDIAN_BINARY` and `OBSIDIAN_CLI` to use another existing installation. Discovery and session start-up do not download it automatically.
- AppImage preparation accepts exact stable versions and checks the reviewed catalogue by default. Set `allowUnverifiedVersion: true` only for an explicitly labelled regression probe outside that catalogue.
- `PluginReadiness` now requires `obsidianVersion`. Include this field in typed readiness fixtures and test doubles.

### New features

- Added a reviewed Obsidian AppImage catalogue with exact architecture-specific asset names, SHA-256 verification, versioned installations, and recorded release metadata. Managed Linux sessions now default to Obsidian 1.13.6.
- Added an explicit unverified-version option for exploratory regression runs. Session readiness now exposes the observed Obsidian API version and can enforce an expected version and reviewed-catalogue policy.
- Run repeatable Linux sessions against reviewed Obsidian releases.
- The AppImage catalogue fixes architecture-specific asset names and SHA-256 digests. Installations are separated by version and architecture, and record release metadata for verified reuse.
- Observe the running Obsidian API version and apply an optional session version policy.
- Session readiness reports the observed version. A supplied policy can reject an expected-version mismatch or an unreviewed version, with an explicit option for unverified regression probes.

### Fixes

- Selected the active Vault renderer when Obsidian exposes a Settings pop-out first, and recognised the current mobile Modal header control when checking safe-area and touch-target behaviour.
- Discovered official per-user and all-user Windows installations beyond `PATH`, including the `Obsidian.com` terminal redirector.
- Discover official per-user and all-user Windows installations without requiring `PATH` registration.
- Discovery includes `Obsidian.com` and the legacy `obsidian-cli.exe` name, preserves explicit executable overrides, and finds native all-user installations from 32-bit Node.js on 64-bit Windows.
- Inspect the active Vault renderer when a Settings pop-out is exposed first.
- Recognise the current mobile Modal header when checking safe-area and touch-target behaviour.

### Documentation

- Documented validated release qualification, unverified regression probes, managed AppImage controls, and the boundary between a passing probe and supported-version evidence.
- Documented managed AppImage controls, version policies, validated release qualification, and unverified regression probes.
- Clarified the verification boundary: the complete real-Obsidian session matrix covers Linux and macOS, while Windows executable discovery has separate coverage.

## 0.2.6

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