The self-documenting release

• Added changelog as a command that the command line understands. (#33)
• Added readme as a command that the command line understands. (#33)
• Fixed failing when opening a document-relative local non-markdown file from a click. (#34)

The commanding release

• Added the ability to save a copy of the currently-viewed document. (#15)
• Made chdir a lot less fussy about the path given. (#18)
• Added quit as a command that the command line understands. (#24)
• Added dir and ls as aliases for chdir. (#24)
• Added contents as a command that the command line understands. (#24)
• Added bookmarks as a command that the command line understands. (#24)
• Added history as a command that the command line understands. (#24)
• Added local as a command that the command line understands. (#24)
• Added help as a command that the command line understands. (#24)
• Changed command line completion so that if history is empty, known commands are suggested. (#29)

The clipping and editing release

• The bookmark search command palette now sorts the bookmarks. (#2)
• The suggester for the command line now prefers newer history entries over older. (#3)
• Added the ability to move the command line to the top of the screen. (#5)
• Added the ability to copy the current location to the clipboard. (#9)
• Added the ability to copy the currently-viewed Markdown to the clipboard. (#9)
• Added the ability to edit a Markdown document if it's in the local filesystem. (#10)
• Pinned Textual to v1.0.0 for now as it broke OptionList.

The initial release

As the title says: the initial release.

The "has it been used on PyPI" release

Repo creation and very minimal package deployment to PyPI to even see if the name is available.