v1.0.8

New Typewriter mode which can be toggled via the button in the menubar or the command palette. Keeps the cursor vertically centred in the editor at all times.
The “Open in IDE” feature now supports any editor, not just the six previously whitelisted options. Instead of selecting from a dropdown, you can now enter any command in the preferences: use simple commands like code or cursor if they’re in a standard location, or provide the full path to your editor’s binary (eg. /usr/local/bin/nvim or ~/bin/my-editor) if not. This resolves issues where editors weren’t detected on Windows or installed in non-standard locations. Your existing IDE preference should continue to work without any changes.
If no project is loaded, the welcome screen shows an “Open Project” button - thanks to @nickradford (#116)

Cmd + P should work reliably on Windows now.
Removed “Save” from the command palette
Fixed bug where typing in text inputs in the preferences would always jump the cursor to the end of the input.
Various dependency updates.