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docs: fold the seven sidebar entries into one - #188

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The Unreleased section had grown to seven bullets that are all one piece of work — the persistent sidebar, its Recents section, the titlebar buttons, the folding header, the row menus, and two follow-ups to those. Read from a release, that is one feature, so it is now one entry carrying all six PR numbers.

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The ⋮ menu on a session row opens on the first click #185
Recents no longer draws a half-cut View all #185
Delete reads as destructive #184
Recents folds away #183
Session rows have a ⋮ menu #179
The sidebar collapses, and Search opens the recents list #175
The sidebar is always on screen, and it carries your recent sessions #173

→ one entry, tagged (#173, #175, #179, #183, #184, #185).

Written as the end state, not as a history

#185 fixed a row menu that ignored its first click and a View all row that could be drawn clipped; #184 restyled Delete. Every one of those is a defect in, or a refinement to, work that has not shipped yet — a reader of the released changelog never saw the behavior being corrected, so narrating the correction would describe a bug that, from their side, never existed.

What survives is the behavior itself: View all is left out rather than clipped in a window too short to fit it, and Delete is red without a trailing ellipsis. The PR numbers keep the traceability that the prose drops.

Nothing else was lost

Still stated: the Projects/Settings/Help move into app chrome, Recents sizing and its pinned View all row, the folding header and its persistence, the narrow-window fallback to the stacked layout, both titlebar buttons and the deliberate absence of keybinds for them, View → Toggle Sidebar now working, and every item in the row menu with its rename, delete and share behavior.

One thing deliberately kept from #184: Delete is red and ellipsis-less in the ⋯ menu beside a session title too, not only in the sidebar rows — so the entry says "in either menu" rather than attributing it to the sidebar alone.

Scope

CHANGELOG.md only, and only within Unreleased — both diff hunks land above the ## 1.18.4-8 heading. Prettier-clean. Prose only: no behavior, no code, so no DIVERGENCES.md row.

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Quickbeard and others added 2 commits August 11, 2026 12:35
The Unreleased section had grown to seven bullets that are all one piece of
work: the persistent sidebar, its Recents section, the titlebar buttons, the
folding header, the row menus, and two follow-ups to those. Read from a
release, that is one feature, so it is now one entry carrying all six PR
numbers.

Written as the end state rather than as a history. #185 fixed a row menu that
ignored its first click and a View all row that could be drawn clipped, and
#184 restyled Delete — all of them defects in, or refinements to, work that
has not shipped yet, so a reader of the released changelog never saw the
behavior being corrected. What survives from them is the behavior itself: View
all is left out rather than clipped in a window too short for it, and Delete
is red with no ellipsis.

No detail was dropped on the way: the Projects/Settings/Help move, Recents
sizing and its View all row, the fold and its persistence, the narrow-window
fallback, both titlebar buttons and the absence of keybinds for them, View →
Toggle Sidebar, and every item in the row menu with its rename/delete/share
behavior are all still stated.

Released sections are untouched.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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