What shipped, when, and why

remarkLosslessWikilinks ships in 0.3.0 — site-resolved Obsidian wikilinks for the LFM pipeline

0.3.0 lands a new plugin that turns Obsidian's [[Page|Display]] syntax into proper hyperlinks — with one design constraint baked in: LFM never decides where a wikilink points. Sites supply a resolver function; LFM owns the syntax. The package now does internal vs external routing, anchors, alias displays, and graceful plain-text fallback for unresolved links — all behind one new option on parseMarkdown.

New callout features in @lossless-group/lfm

remark-callouts grew up: multi-line callouts no longer silently fall through, hyphenated type names like [!llm-response] now parse, Obsidian's foldable [!type]- syntax is supported, and the pipeline doc codifies the policy that callout bodies must support every LFM feature — directives, citations, embeds, even nested callouts.

Initial pass at a Lossless Flavored Markdown splash page

LFM gets its own GitHub Pages landing page — three-stage STC diagram, asymmetric hero, manuscript-flavored type, and a package boundary that won't let the splash bleed into JSR.

LFM Inline Link Substitutions: OG fetch foundation + `:::link-preview` / `:::link-rollup` directives end-to-end

First end-to-end vertical slice of inline link substitution — URL classifier → OG fetcher → `:::link-preview` / `:::link-rollup` directives → Astro card renderer, with all eight spec formats rendering real OpenGraph metadata on the page.

remark-citations plugin — hex-code footnote renumbering and structured definition parsing

Fixed Slides Directive Rendering in Reader Layout