0.25.0 — Task Deep Links · Kandown changelog

Added: Shareable task deep links — opening a task drawer now updates the browser URL to a copy-pasteable route such as /210?p=kandown, where numeric task segments are normalized to Kandown task ids like t210. This makes it possible to send a direct link to a specific task instead of asking someone to find it manually on the board.
Added: Direct URL hydration for task drawers — pasted links are parsed on web app startup and after browser navigation. Kandown now accepts the canonical /210?p=kandown format plus tolerant alternatives such as /t210?p=kandown, ?task=210, and ?p=kandown/210, then opens the matching drawer once the project is loaded.
Added: Browser history support for task navigation — drawer open and close actions now synchronize with pushState/replaceState, and Kandown listens for popstate so browser Back and Forward switch between board-only and task-focused URLs instead of leaving stale drawer state behind.
Added: Copy URL action in the task drawer — the opened task header now includes a lightweight Copy URL control that writes the absolute task link to the clipboard, with a toast fallback that displays the URL if clipboard access is denied.
Fixed: Daemon routing for deep links — the local web daemon now serves the single-page app for safe one-segment task paths like /210, preventing direct task URLs from returning 404 Not found before React has a chance to hydrate and open the drawer.
Changed: Project URL handling — board/project URLs now go through shared URL helpers so project-only navigation keeps /?p=<project> while task navigation cleanly adds or removes the task path segment.
Changed: Board housekeeping — completed Kandown task files were archived or removed from the active task set, new backlog tasks were added for upcoming archive/subtask/opened-task redesign work, and local board config/runtime ignore files were updated to match the current project workflow.