🗡️Neo Angband v1.1.0

Current state of the project at version 1.1.0 - mods can now reach the sidebar and play grid’s own display geometry, and mod settings are easier to navigate.

Added

• A display-geometry seam for mods: ctx.display.snapshot() and a runtime grid/camera/map-view/sidebar/tile-scaling control surface (GlyphTerm.setReflow, setGrid, setCamera, setMapView, setSidebarExtent, setTileScaling, repaint), plus a capture-phase key subscription mods can use for their own display controls. Deliberately policy-free: no zoom steps, no persistence, no gesture handling, and no UI - a mod builds those on top, the same “necessary in core, nice is a mod” split every other seam in this project follows. Automatic camera re-clamping after a resize is included, so a mod does not have to re-derive it.
• The standard Options (=) menu gained a Mod options entry: an “All mods” flat list of every installed mod’s settings, plus one entry per mod. The recommended-mods flow gained a single bulk action (enable/update all recommended mods, with an explicit follow-up choice about turning their options on too) instead of working through each mod by hand, and capability approvals for a batch now happen on one screen.
• @rpgm-tools/neo-angband-mod-sdk now packages the real mod-authoring documentation, including the beginner tutorials and API references, under docs/. The package generates that copy from docs/modding/ when it builds or packs, so the repository documentation remains the single source of truth.

Changed

• The Mods screen’s “Fixes & tweaks” and “Parts of this mod” are merged into one “Mod options” entry, matching the new = menu entry above.

Fixed

• The “Update installed mods” screen showed a mod’s internal codename instead of its real display name (neo-angband#132).
• A character that had ever handed the keyboard to an autoplayer mod (even once, even long ago) no longer silently resumes under its control on every later, unrelated boot. The warn-and-confirm prompt now runs every time, except on the one reload that immediately follows an explicit “yes” (neo-angband#138).