Amgi iOS v0.0.3

  - Multi-theme system (Vivid + Muted, Light/Dark/Follow-System) with App Group persistence shared across the app and home-screen widgets
  - Image Occlusion notes — full create/edit flow with an in-app canvas (rectangle, ellipse, polygon, text masks) and reviewer parity with upstream Anki
  - Settings tab — Appearance, Sync, Editing, Maintenance (Backup, User Files, Empty Cards, Media Check, Deck Templates, Debug), About
  - Card template editor — front/back/styling editor with live uncommitted preview powered by the Rust render engine
  - Statistics — retrievability histogram, optimized year-long heatmap, dual-axis tooltips for Future Due and Reviews
  - Browse upgrades — tag management, rich note field editor with audio playback and HTML preview, extended card context menu, filtered-deck rebuild/empty actions
  - Maintenance tools — Empty Cards report, Media Check report
  - Architecture — three SPM packages: AnkiBridge (engine/data/sync), AmgiUI (design system), AmgiDomain (app-level types)
  - CI — tag-triggered GitHub Actions workflow building unsigned IPA + attaching to GitHub Releases

Major fork contribution by DreamAfar (https://github.com/DreamAfar) — see CONTRIBUTORS.md.

Amgi iOS v0.0.2

  - Rebrand AnkiApp → Amgi (Korean 암기 = memorization)
  - Dependency-client services abstraction over the Rust backend
  - Design system foundation (Theme: Colors, Typography, Spacing, Modifiers)
  - Home-screen widgets (small/medium/large) with App Group snapshots + background refresh
  - Card audio (tap-to-play) + MathJax rendering via amgi-asset:// scheme
  - Stats dashboard surface-background fix
  - Repo URL rename to amgi

Anki iOS v0.0.1 — Initial open-source release