chore: ignore generated android/ project; add v1.4.4 release notes
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# Local build artifacts
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skatespots.zip
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# Generated native project (recreate with `npm run android:init`)
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/android/
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v1.4.4
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🔄 Cross-device sync
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- Your read state (notifications, messages, crew chat, newsletter) and app
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preferences now sync across devices via encrypted NIP-78 app data.
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🔒 Security hardening
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- Amber signatures are verified, and trust scores verify event signatures
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before they're used.
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- Cashu wallet seed is stored in the native Keychain/Keystore with a mandatory
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first-time backup.
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- The agent (CVM) server only serves signature-verified events.
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🗺️ Map & spots
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- Crisp map pins with spot-type and shelter glyphs, plus smoother loading.
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- New "Shelter" (weather protection) field.
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- Better spot dedupe across geohash/city and name variants.
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- Faster cold-start: query persistence, optimistic geolocation, skeleton pins.
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📅 Tours & events
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- Tour countdown badges, session times on scheduled local tours, and calendar
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export. Polished Create Tour flow.
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🐿️ Sasquatch
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- Faster answers via a local fast-path, honest spot counts, deduped results,
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and no more empty/typo dead-ends.
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🎨 Polish & accessibility
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- Lighter onboarding, shared empty states, improved contrast, a skip-to-content
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link, and live-region announcements.
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- Relay list UI polish with live connection indicators.
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- Mobile fix: detail-page grids no longer overflow horizontally on narrow screens.
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v1.3.3
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📡 NEW — Local Relay (Citrine) · Android
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