v0.4.10

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Changelog v0.4.10

• Repository renamed from Training-Translation-Tracker-Inventory-Plugin to
  Training-Translation-Tracker. Default tracker.json URL updated
  accordingly: existing installations that still point at the old
  raw.githubusercontent.com path will get a 404 — adjust the URL in
  Settings → Translation Tracker, or reinstall this version which carries
  the new default. Plugin URI, bug-tracker URL in translation headers,
  schema $id fields and the GitHub Action's User-Agent string have been
  updated in lockstep.

v0.4.9

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Changelog v0.4.9

• UI: brand icon added to the header of the settings page (under
  Settings > Translation Tracker). Purely cosmetic; the icon lives at
  assets/icons/header-icon.svg and is loaded as a decorative image
  (alt=""), so screen readers continue to read just the page title.

v0.4.8

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Changelog v0.4.8

• Security polish: tracker URL setting is now validated against an
  allow-list of hosts at save time. Default allow-list contains only
  raw.githubusercontent.com; admins can extend via the new filter
  hook ttt_tracker_url_allowed_hosts. URLs that are not HTTPS or
  whose host is not on the list are rejected and the previous saved
  value is kept (with an admin notice). Mitigates accidental
  misconfiguration and an SSRF-style risk vector.
• Docs (User-Guide, EN + DE): combined component+status filter and
  the "unspecified" pill (introduced in 0.4.4 / 0.4.5) are now
  documented; a CSP hint for avatars.githubusercontent.com was
  added to the troubleshooting section.
• Docs (Developer.md, EN + DE): describe the new filter hook
  ttt_tracker_url_allowed_hosts.
• i18n: languages/training-translation-tracker.pot regenerated from
  scratch out of the current PHP sources. The old file still
  contained extractor comments left over from earlier German
  docblocks; the new file has 87 entries with clean file:line
  references. The German .mo was rebuilt against the new .po
  (translates "unspecified" -> "keine Angabe").

v0.4.7

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Changelog v0.4.7

• Accessibility: WCAG-AA contrast for status icons. The icon foreground
  tokens --ttt-color-open and --ttt-color-review were darkened
  (open: #facc15 -> #ca8a04, 3.8:1; review: #d4a017 -> #b45309, 5.2:1)
  so the component icons meet the 3:1 graphics contrast threshold
  against a white card. Pill backgrounds and other token uses remain
  unchanged.
• Polish: removed redundant title= attribute on component icons
  (kept only aria-label=). Screen readers no longer double-announce
  the same string. The popover remains the primary affordance for
  sighted users.
• Polish: class-fetcher.php now rejects JSON top-level arrays as
  well as non-array values via array_is_list(). Previously a JSON
  list slipped through to the deeper schema validation; now it is
  caught at the first guard.
• Polish: explicit return; after the capability-check failure in
  handle_clear_cache() to make the early-out obvious (no functional
  change because wp_send_json_* already calls wp_die()).
• Credits: README.md and CONTRIBUTING.md now mention Andy Rudorfer
  (@Bigod) as the source of the frontend UI design concept (card
  layout, status pills, component icons, filter bar).
• Maintainer rule: documentation must be maintained in both English
  (GitHub repo) and German (Konzept/ mirror). Documented in
  Arbeitsplan.md, no impact on shipped plugin.

v0.4.4

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Changelog v0.4.4

• Open component icons are now highlighted yellow (#facc15 on a pale
  yellow pill background) instead of muted gray, so that components still
  needing work jump out visually. The icon opacity dampening on open is
  removed. Other status colors are unchanged (green for done, gold for
  review, blue for wip, light gray for n/a).
• New combined filter in the filter bar: two dropdowns "Filter by
  component" and "Filter component by status". Selecting only a component
  shows cards that contain that component. Selecting both shows cards
  where the chosen component is in the chosen status. Example: pick
  text + open to see every item whose text translation is still
  open. The component status dropdown is ignored when no component is
  selected (overall-status filtering remains on the stats pills above).
  The new dropdown choices are persisted via localStorage so they
  survive page reloads.
• Stats pill counts now also reflect the combined component filter, so
  the pill numbers always match the cards visible below.
• Docs (docs/User-Guide.md, docs/Issue-Templates-DACH.md): the
  parser has always accepted GitHub usernames both with and without the
  @ prefix (it strips a leading @); the documentation now says so
  explicitly. Both rfluethi and @rfluethi are valid in the status
  table.

v0.4.3

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Changelog v0.4.3

• Maintenance release. Full English translation of the entire repository:
  Markdown documentation (docs/Architecture.md, Developer.md, Operations.md,
  User-Guide.md, Issue-Templates-DACH.md), README and CONTRIBUTING files,
  PHP code comments (training-translation-tracker.php, includes/*.php,
  uninstall.php), JavaScript comments (assets/tracker.js, assets/admin.js),
  Python code comments and docstrings across action/src and action/tests
  (76/76 tests still green), GitHub workflow YAMLs, issue templates, the
  .gitignore and the build-plugin-zip.sh helper.
• Two documentation files were renamed for consistency: docs/Architektur.md
  -> docs/Architecture.md, docs/Issue-Vorlagen-DACH.md ->
  docs/Issue-Templates-DACH.md. German originals kept under the maintainer's
  local Konzept/docs-de-backup/ folder.
• Legacy changelog entries (0.2.3 and the 2.x pre-beta series) translated to
  English to match the rest of readme.txt.
• WordPress plugin audit: PASS with 0 CRITICAL / HIGH / MEDIUM findings.
  No code changes were required, the plugin is Plugin-Check clean.
• GitHub repo audit: no blocking findings. Minor housekeeping items (stale
  action/.github duplicate, empty Konzept/_archiv-css folder) are not in
  this release and will be cleaned up on the next pass.
• Tracker-data, frontend behavior and feature set are unchanged from 0.4.2.
  No user action required when upgrading.

v0.4.2

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Changelog v0.4.2

• The auto-update mechanism introduced in 0.4.0 (plugin-update-checker
  by Yahnis Elsts) has been removed. Rationale: the library is itself an
  update mechanism, which Plugin Check forbids by design ("Plugin updater
  detected"). Bundling it produced ~80 noise findings that drowned out
  real review feedback on our own code, making the QA workflow worse.
  The DACH team is small enough that manual updates (download new ZIP
  from the GitHub release tab, replace plugin) are no real burden.
• Fix: escape JSON output for the inline i18n bundle with JSON_HEX_TAG
  so Plugin Check no longer flags EscapeOutput.OutputNotEscaped.
• Fix: Tested up to: 7.0 so Plugin Check no longer flags outdated.
• Fix: explicit phpcs:ignore annotation on load_plugin_textdomain(),
  with comment explaining why a GitHub-distributed plugin needs the
  manual call (wp.org auto-load convention does not apply).
• Fix: release-plugin.yml unzip | awk | head chain now disables
  pipefail for that one diagnostic line, so SIGPIPE from head doesn't
  fail the whole release workflow.

v0.3.3

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Changelog v0.3.3

• Component icons are now data-driven: the SVG paths live in
  action/component-templates.yml (icons: block) and are delivered with
  the tracker.json as an optional top-level component_icons field. The
  plugin reads them, falls back to its hardcoded defaults if not present,
  and the ttt_component_icons filter remains the final override. Adding
  a new icon to the Action no longer requires a plugin code change.

v0.3.1

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Changelog v0.3.1

• i18n: source language switched from German to English (WordPress convention).
  Plugin shows English by default; German is delivered as a translation via
  languages/training-translation-tracker-de_DE.mo. WP installations with
  WPLANG=de_DE continue to show German.
• Domain Path: /languages re-added to the plugin header and
  load_plugin_textdomain() re-enabled so the bundled .mo is found in
  GitHub-distributed builds (where wp.org auto-load doesn't apply).

v0.3.0

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Changelog v0.3.0

• Accessibility: section toggles are now real <button> elements (instead
  of <h4 role="button">) — semantically correct and natively
  keyboard-friendly. Component icons gained aria-haspopup="dialog" and
  aria-expanded state, kept in sync by the JS when the popover opens/closes.
• New filter hook ttt_component_icons — themes and companion plugins can
  override SVG icon paths per component without modifying plugin code. See
  developer docs.
• i18n: full .pot file shipped in languages/training-translation-tracker.pot
  (70 strings, 6 translator comments). Ready for de_DE, de_CH and any
  other locale.
• Documentation: top-level docs/-suite (Architecture, Developer, Operations,
  User Guide, Issue Templates) — absorbed the previous wp-plugin/docs/ and
  centralized everything for both Action and Plugin.