The repo had no licence at all, which legally means all rights reserved. FSL grants free use for
anything except building a competing product, and each version becomes MIT two years after its
release. AGPL was the other candidate and is ruled out by the App Store, whose terms impose
restrictions the GPL forbids.
Cargo.toml still carried the Tauri scaffold defaults, and that description ends up in the deb and
rpm metadata.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018HwEWvoE1NkkUjJCMLSnup
The bundled Hunspell dictionary (~49k SCOWL roots) lacked common words like
"cybersecurity", "scalable", and "assistantship", and checked words inside
URLs. On macOS, spelling now uses the system NSSpellChecker (same engine as
TextEdit/Safari): far better vocabulary, skips URLs, and respects words the
user has taught macOS. The custom/tech dictionaries and Harper grammar are
unchanged; non-macOS builds keep the Hunspell fallback.
Add a Typography section to book setup with one-click preset pairings,
an advanced body/heading picker, and a live sample. Enumerate installed
fonts via a new list_system_fonts Tauri command (fontdb) so they appear
alongside the bundled set, with a note that system fonts may not embed
in exports.
pj
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