Since 1.0.0

Finding repositories
- Private repositories are now findable. GitHub's search will not return them, so gitchop
builds its own list of the repositories your token can reach and matches that locally —
instantly, with no request per keystroke.
- Any number of tokens can be saved, so several organisations are covered.
- Press the right arrow on a repository to go straight to its pull requests or issues.

The menu
- The panel is a fixed size and no longer resizes while you type.
- The list settles briefly after your last keystroke, so a typed word is one visual change
rather than one per letter.
- The cut runs right to left, and faster.
- "Add this page" and "Settings" are rows in the list, reachable by typing, instead of buttons.
- The right-hand column is a single arrow instead of a truncated URL.

Tokens and privacy
- Tokens are stored obfuscated rather than as readable text, and never in synced storage.
- The settings page shows what each token actually grants, and flags one that can write.
- A token is no longer tied to gist backup; either can be used without the other.

Fixes
- The toolbar icon now flags it when Firefox has not granted access to github.com — without
that grant the extension is silently inert.
- Links from the gist are validated before being stored or made clickable