v0.4.2

Added

• Show a JSON/JSONL chat role gutter for system, user, and assistant
  message objects and prefer those objects for ]/[ structure jumps,
  including nested message objects with a direct role field.

v0.4.1

Added

• Recover malformed JSONL/NDJSON records in the interactive lazy viewer by
  showing the bad record as raw text, continuing to format later records, and
  surfacing a temporary red footer notice. Redirected output remains strict.

v0.4.0

Added

• Fall back to plain-text viewing when the interactive viewer auto-detects a
  structured file type but cannot format the input, with a temporary red footer
  notice that explains the fallback and points users to --type for an
  explicit override.

Changed

• Reorganize format, load, diff, TUI, and viewer module boundaries so future
  format support can share the same lazy loading, rendering, navigation, and
  highlighting architecture more cleanly.

v0.3.6

Changed

• Refine ]/[ viewer navigation from viewport-only smart block jumps into
  ranked structure jumps, so visible JSON array items, JSONL record boundaries,
  headings, tables, Jinja blocks, and paragraph starts remain stable jump
  targets while small fully visible JSON detail blocks are still skipped.

Fixed

• Keep repeated ] at the viewer tail from moving the viewport upward while
  showing the no next structure message.

v0.3.5

Added

• Add ]/[ smart block navigation in the terminal viewer for JSON, JSONL,
  XML/HTML, Markdown, TOML, Jinja, and plain-text paragraph starts.
• Add a generated examples/long-inline.jsonl fixture for testing wrapped
  inline values that fill multiple viewer viewports.

Changed

• Shorten the idle viewer footer and clarify the digit-plus-Enter line jump
  hint.
• Skip blocks that are already fully visible when using ]/[ so navigation
  lands on the next block that has not been fully observed in the viewport.

Fixed

• Keep ] at the file tail from moving the wrapped viewer one row upward when
  reporting no next block.

v0.3.4

Fixed

• Keep wrapped Markdown rows with wide Unicode characters inside the viewer
  frame instead of clipping later content at the right edge.

v0.3.3

Added

• Show the current search match ordinal and lazy total in the viewer footer,
  using a + suffix while the count is still based on the currently indexed
  portion of the file.
• Add a viewer mouse-selection mode toggle with m, so users can temporarily
  release mouse capture and hide the frame and line-number gutter for native
  terminal text selection, then press m again to restore wheel and trackpad
  handling.

v0.3.2

Fixed

• Improve syntax punctuation contrast in the terminal viewer so structural
  tokens remain readable in Ghostty without making the palette overly bright.

v0.3.1

Added

• Treat unknown non-structured inputs as plain-text passthrough instead of
  failing through the record formatter.
• Add Markdown passthrough support with .md/.markdown detection,
  --type markdown, Markdown syntax highlighting, and fenced code-block
  highlighting that reuses existing JSON/TOML/XML/Jinja highlighters in the TTY
  viewer.
• Add TOML passthrough support with .toml detection, --type toml, and TOML
  syntax highlighting in the TTY viewer.

v0.3.0

Added

• Add passthrough viewing and diffing for plain text and Jinja templates. Known
  extensions such as .txt, .log, .j2, .jinja, and .jinja2 are used as
  type-profile hints rather than the only detection mechanism.
• Add --type plain and --type jinja for explicit passthrough handling.
  Redirected stdout preserves input bytes instead of formatting these types.

Changed

• Speed up lazy JSONL viewing for large records by reducing spool indexing and
  long-line readback overhead, with separate benchmarks for transform/spool cost
  and first-window readback.
• Speed up eager whole-document viewing for large JSON/XML-compatible files by
  using faster temp-file line indexing and larger transform IO buffers.
• Clarify internal load strategy boundaries and split the Rust load/format
  benchmark harness into runner, case, and fixture modules.