Renaming a Repo and managing Downstream Effects

Files modified (12):

• README.md
• plugin-modules/cite-wide/README.md (and the GitHub URL lossless-group/open-graph-fetcher → lossless-group/metafetch)
• plugin-modules/metafetch/: manifest.json, package.json, community-plugins.json, main.ts, esbuild.config.mjs, src/settings/settings.ts, README.md, changelog/2025-07-18_01.md, plus the CSS comment

File renamed: src/styles/open-graph-fetcher.css → src/styles/metafetch.css (used git mv; the esbuild.config.mjs entry point already points to the new path).

Things I deliberately left alone — flag if you want them changed too:

1. PascalCase class names (OpenGraphFetcherModal, BatchOpenGraphFetcherModal, OpenGraphPlugin, OpenGraphSettings, OpenGraphSettingTab) and their files OpenGraphFetcherModal.ts, BatchOpenGraphFetcherModal.ts — outside the two literal strings you specified.
2. CSS class names like .opengraph-fetcher-modal, .batch-opengraph-fetcher-modal, .opengraph-* — these use opengraph (no hyphen), so they didn’t match open-graph-fetcher. Note the ribbon-icon class in main.ts did match and is now metafetch-ribbon-icon, which means there’s no longer matching CSS for it.
3. Strings like “Open Graph data”, “OpenGraph.io”, “OpenGraph metadata” — these refer to the Open Graph protocol and the OpenGraph.io API, not the plugin name, so I left them.
4. Two notes worth raising explicitly: - The historical changelog 2025-07-18_01.md documenting the original 0.1.2 release was retitled to “Metafetch Plugin Release 0.1.2” — your call whether you want the historical record to reflect the original name. - plugin-modules/metafetch/ is a submodule, so these changes show up inside its own repo and need a commit there before the parent repo can record the new submodule SHA.

Next step you may want: rename the local submodule path from plugin-modules/metafetch (already done) and update .gitmodules URL — current entry already says https://github.com/lossless-group/metafetch.git, so that’s set.