Plato 0.9.0

The rotation key in the reading states is now device independent.

Within a library you can compute the distribution of the device dependent values:

jq '.rotation' .reading-states/*.json | sort | uniq -c

You'll most likely want to map the most frequent (numeric) value to 0:

mkdir .new-reading-states
for x in .reading-states/*.json; do grep -q '"rotation": MOST_FREQUENT_VALUE' "$x" && jq '.rotation = 0' "$x" > .new-reading-states/"${x##*/}"; done

And the second most frequent value to either the clockwise (1) or counter-clockwise (3) landscape rotation.

You can then overwrite the reading states:

mv .new-reading-states/* .reading-states
rmdir .new-reading-states

Other changes:

• Update the ivy binary (used by the Calculator application): the )help special command has become much more useful (try )help binary for example).
• Handle dictd dictionaries that weren't generated by dictfmt.
• Don't skip the first entry after the last metadata entry in a dictionary's index.
• Handle negative x advances when computing a render plan's width.
• Don't return in FontFamily::from_name when encountering an invalid font.
• Ignore invisible files when walking in directories.
• Add the ability to sort by title.