Swifty Notes

This update brings folders and inline spell-checking to Swifty Notes — two of the most-requested features for organising notes and writing comfortably.

• Notes can now live in folders. Create them from the new "+ folder" button in the toolbar or by right-clicking any folder in the sidebar (New subfolder, Rename, Delete with confirmation). Folders can be nested as deep as your file system allows.
• Drag-and-drop in the sidebar: drag a note onto another folder to move it, drag a folder onto another folder to re-parent it. Hover over a closed folder during a drag and it expands automatically so you can drop into deep targets.
• "Move to…" entry in a note's right-click menu offers a quick folder picker if drag-and-drop isn't your thing.
• Inline spell-checking: misspellings get a red wavy underline in the editor. Right-click a misspelled word for suggestions, Add to Dictionary, or Ignore. The language follows your system locale by default and can be overridden in Settings.
• The CLI gained full folder support so scripts and AI agents can do everything the GUI does: swiftynotes cli list --folder Work, swiftynotes cli folders create / rm / rename / move, swiftynotes cli move <note-id> --folder Personal. Recursive deletes refuse to run without --yes, apt-style.
• Folders are stored as plain directories alongside your notes — no database, so syncing through Syncthing, Nextcloud, Dropbox or Git keeps working exactly as before.