Template file fields used an unstyled <datalist>, not Obsidian's native suggest popup. Replace it with TemplateFileSuggest, an AbstractInputSuggest<TFile> matching Templater's own FileSuggest/FolderSuggest pattern exactly. Requires Obsidian >=1.4.10; minAppVersion corrected.
The coloured-indicator default never reached existing installs: every install that loaded before that default changed had already persisted the prior default (indicatorMode: 'any') to data.json as if it were a deliberate choice, and Object.assign-based settings merging always prefers a value already on disk over a new code default. Hand-editing data.json directly does not fix this durably either -- Obsidian holds settings in memory while a vault is open and overwrites external edits on its own save cycle.
Add a one-time, code-level migration: on load, an install with a persisted indicatorMode of 'any' and no indicatorModeMigrated flag is promoted to 'systems' and the flag is persisted immediately, so it survives even a session with no further settings changes. Any indicatorMode chosen after the flag exists, any (deliberately) included, is never touched again.
Add a selectable single-dot or per-system indicator mode. Date systems now carry configurable colours; results are cached per displayed month and invalidated when paths/settings change. Refine calendar hierarchy, spacing, hover, and today states.
Leave the default Journal and Meeting systems without a raw Waypoint template so Templater folder triggers own interactive rendering. Their fallback frontmatter now matches the journal and meeting types. Document the required folder-trigger setup and selected-date filename contract.
Right-clicking a calendar day now lists every configured date-prefixed note system. Journal notes are singletons; {title} formats support multiple notes per date, such as meetings.\n\nAdds default Journal and Meeting systems, configurable settings UI, safe filename/title handling, one shared dated-note creation path, and a compiled menu smoke test fixture in the test vault.
DOCUMENTATION.md said recent files were in-memory only and lost on vault
close, while the code persists them under waypointData.recentFiles; the
WaypointData/RecentFilesSettings/WaypointSettings snippets were also missing
real fields. Fix those, describe the new behaviour (single-writer saves,
settings-driven period detection, O(1) basename lookups, folder-aware rename
remapping, unified openPeriodNote, typechecked build), and trim Known
Limitations to the two still true (full-DOM redraw, CDN icon dependency).
QA.md: restate the 'No icon' case and add coverage for week-number
middle-click and for moving a folder that contains bookmarked files.
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