0.2.8

Discover dicts directly storing data in Contents/Body.data

While all dictionaries that come bundled with macOS
store the Body.data file in Contents/Resources folder,
https://agiletortoise.com/terminology/mac/ stores it
directly in the Contents folder.

With this change, we make sure to handle that case as
well.

At the moment, importing the Terminology dictionary still
leads to visual glitches in the previews, which we may fix
if future patches.

0.2.7

Add fallback search triggers for imported dictionaries.

Fixes #5

0.2.6

Handle dicts without `CFBundleDisplayName` in their info.plist

There seem to be dictionaries whose `info.plist` does not
contain the property `CFBundleDisplayName`.

I wasn't able to reproduce the issue locally because all
the dictionaries Apple allows me to enable on my laptop
do contain that property.

Based on #9, it looks like these problematic dictionaries
do have the `CFBundleName` property. To handle such such
dictionaries, in this change, we introduce a fallback order:
 - `CFBundleDisplayName`
 - `CFBundleName`
 - `CFBundleIdentifier`

We also make sure that if a dictionary doesn't have any of
the above attributes, we ignore the dictionary, log the
error, but do not fail `.dict-import`.

Fixes #9

0.2.5

Support Alfred 5 by upgrading AlfredExtraPane.app

0.2.4

Add .dict-css to open the stylesheet

A user can type `.dict-css` in Alfred and open
the stylesheet that controls the appearance of
the dictionary entries.

0.2.3

Fix font size

0.2.2

Fix Apple Silicon builds by including correct jq binary

0.2.1

Add .dict-data keyword action to open data folder

0.2.0

Download meilisearch binaries while building

GitHub has disabled git LFS as it has exceeded the quota.
Thus, checking in the binaries is no longer an option.

0.1.6

Add ability to factory-reset imported dictionaries