fix: use native close-only window decorations for notes

README.md

@@ -137,6 +137,8 @@ Commands explicitly declare `Application.Command.presentsView`. The shared dispa
 
 Search for **Conjure Notes**, identified by its centered 📔 icon, or assign it a global shortcut in Settings. Notes keeps a compact 570 × 404 layout inspired by Raycast Notes, with rounded corners and a centered muted note title, while using Conjure’s shared warm gradient background, cream text, and amber list markers and caret. The title bar offers Close, **Actions** (⌘), **Browse Notes** (note icon), and **New Note** (+). Browse Notes (Command-P) opens Conjure’s styled, scrollable searchable picker below the title bar, shared with translation language selection—not a native menu. Fuzzy-search note titles, then select with Up/Down, Control-J/K, and Return or by clicking a note. A checkmark marks the current note, which is selected and scrolled into view on opening. Reopening Notes restores the last selection. Each note’s first nonempty line becomes its title; duplicate titles remain independently selectable.
 
+Notes uses native macOS window decorations with only the Close button visible; minimize and zoom are hidden. Closing still saves first and keeps the window open if saving fails. Other launcher views remain borderless.
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 Actions (Command-K) opens the same searchable popup style used throughout Conjure, with **Browse Notes** (Command-P) and **New Note** (Command-N). Command-N creates a note while the editor or either popup is focused. Command-P toggles Browse Notes even while its title-bar controls are covered. Escape or clicking outside closes an open popup and returns focus to the editor without leaving Notes; another Escape dismisses the launcher. Control-J/K navigates only while a popup is open, preserving normal editor commands when it is closed.
 
 The bottom strip applies Markdown headings, bold, italic, strikethrough, inline code, links, fenced code blocks, quotes, numbered lists, bullet lists, and checklists. Formatting preserves embedded images and supports Undo. List buttons convert existing list types; clicking the current type removes its marker. The strip’s × hides formatting controls; the text-format icon restores them. Successful autosaves stay unobtrusive; only save or load errors appear below the editor.