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  • Documentation update

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- Reorder navigation flow to update UI immediately, load data in background
- Remove unnecessary loading state flags during page navigation
- Remove Suspense fallback from BlockEditor to eliminate flickering
- Improves perceived performance and eliminates brief progress bar display
Hide the sync progress indicator component to eliminate
visual clutter during page navigation
The progress indicator was showing during page navigation and causing
visual clutter. Removed the component completely since reindex operations
(the only use case) should be silent background operations.
Remove the 'Loading linked references...' message and loader that was
showing during page navigation. Backlinks now load silently in the background
without interrupting the page view experience.
@0010capacity 0010capacity merged commit e499002 into main Feb 7, 2026
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@0010capacity 0010capacity deleted the develop branch February 7, 2026 13:11
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