Changelog: nine git-history entries join the 2.0 block

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SR4XGjmBE16ZUYWpfFHXwY
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Deleting a comment takes effect immediately and stays undoable until the card's window closes.
Lanework Pro is an optional subscription in Settings that will unlock git-backed board history and sync as those features ship.
Lanework Pro is an optional subscription in Settings; its first feature — git-backed board history — is included below, with remote sync still to come.
Pro adds git version history to any board from the board popover, with no git installation needed.
A board that's already a git repository opens with its history live automatically — cloning a shared board just works.
Every settled change on a git board becomes a history entry with a plain-language description, like *Move card 'Fix login' to Doing*.
Edits from agents and other apps are recorded under their own authorship, so a git board's history always says who changed what.
Undo and redo on git boards restore earlier states as new history entries — nothing is ever erased — and the undo trail survives relaunching the app.
Every card window on a git board gains a History section listing the changes that touched that card, newest first.
Switch or create branches from the board popover, with an explicit save-or-discard step protecting unsaved card edits.
The name and email on a board's history entries are editable in the board popover and stored in the board's own repository.