v1.3.2 — full feature parity with Chrome + reliability + compliance

This version brings Firefox to parity with Chrome and adds a year's worth of reliability improvements. Most users will
notice the extension is faster, more resilient, and finally has a proper keyboard shortcut.

New keyboard shortcut
- Press ⇧⌘F (macOS) / Ctrl+Shift+F (Windows/Linux) on any supported editor page to format the active code block. The
shortcut is now registered through Firefox's native commands system, so it's user-customizable at about:addons → ⚙ →
Manage Extension Shortcuts and it no longer conflicts with Monaco / CodeMirror's built-in shortcuts.

Onboarding
- First-time installs now open the codefmt extension page so you can see which platforms are supported and how to use it.

Visible "live" indicator
- The toolbar icon now shows a small "fmt" badge whenever you're on a supported automation-platform editor, so you know
the extension is ready to format without guessing.

Reliability improvements
- Offline detection: if your network is down, codefmt tells you immediately instead of hanging on a failed request.
- Automatic one-shot retry on transient network errors (with a 400 ms backoff), so a flaky connection doesn't make you
re-click the format button. 4xx / auth / payload errors never retry — only genuinely transient failures.
- Request timeout + abort so a stuck server never leaves your editor locked up.
- Response shape validation: the extension now rejects malformed API responses instead of inserting garbage into your
editor.

Security hardening
- Tight extension-page CSP locks the popup to self-only scripts, objects, and base URIs, with no framing allowed.
- Sender validation on every cross-context message.
- Pre-flight payload size check (50 KB limit) before network traffic.

Popup polish
- Format button now autofocuses when the popup opens. Respects system color-scheme. Explicit button types to prevent
accidental form submission.

Platform variants cleanup
- Retires legacy pipedreamType: "codeStep" (now "action") and drops makeModuleType entirely. An automatic one-time
migration on upgrade rewrites any stored legacy values — you won't notice anything unless you were a very early adopter on
Pipedream, in which case your existing preference is preserved as "action".

Privacy compliance
- Declares the new Firefox data collection category (websiteContent) so users installing from AMO see an accurate consent
prompt about what the extension handles.
- Minimum Firefox version raised to 140 (desktop) / 142 (Android) to match the Firefox release where the data-consent
system became available. Users on older Firefox can continue using codefmt v1.2.0 until they update.

v1.2.0 adds platform-aware formatting for HubSpot Design Manager, security improvements, and a refreshed popup UI.

New features:

• the extension now detects which platform you're on and shows it in the popup menu with a direct link to configure settings on codefmt.dev
• HubSpot Design Manager support: format module.html (HubL), module.css, and module.js files directly in the Design Manager editor
• CodeMirror 5 editor support (used by HubSpot Design Manager)
• content type auto-detection: the extension identifies whether your code is HubL, HTML, CSS, or JavaScript and routes it to the correct formatter

Security improvements:

• bridge authentication prevents page scripts from accessing the editor bridge
• sender validation ensures only supported platform domains can trigger formatting
  -payload validation with size limits enforced before sending to the API
• request timeout (30 seconds) prevents hanging requests

Other changes:

• updated extension name and description for better discoverability
• popup now shows the detected platform name and links to the corresponding codefmt.dev settings page

v1.1.0 — Firefox support, multi-editor engine, language detection

• Added Firefox support via wrappedJSObject page access
• Added CodeMirror 6 support (Pipedream, n8n)
• Monaco editor write-back now works on Zapier (MAIN world bridge)
• Auto-detects JavaScript vs Python from editor language attributes
• Platform-aware defaults: Zapier JS (80w, single quotes), Python (88w, Ruff defaults)
• Settings sync from codefmt.dev
• Format via keyboard shortcut (Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+F) or popup button. Context menu available on platforms that don't override right-click.