feat: delete the selected note

README.md

@@ -141,9 +141,9 @@ Search for **Conjure Notes**, identified by its centered 📔 icon, or assign it
 
 Notes uses a standard macOS window with system-inherited appearance and only the native Close button visible; minimize and zoom are hidden. The editor uses monospaced text, including Markdown headings, bold, and italic, while retaining Conjure’s warm palette. Closing still saves first and keeps the window open if saving fails. Other launcher views remain borderless with their existing dark appearance.
 
-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.
+Actions (Command-K) opens the same searchable popup style used throughout Conjure, with **Browse Notes** (Command-P), **New Note** (Command-N), and **Delete Note**. Delete Note asks for confirmation before permanently deleting the currently selected note and its embedded images. Cancel is the default; deletion cannot be undone. After deletion, Notes selects a remaining note or creates a fresh blank note if none remain. Save or deletion failures preserve the current note and editor buffer. 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.
+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, load, or deletion errors appear below the editor.
 
 Edit Markdown directly: headings, bold, italic, lists, links, inline code, and fenced code blocks are highlighted while the source remains visible, except for list markers rendered as inline tokens. Bullet (`-`, `*`, `+`), numbered (`1.`, `1)`), and native checkbox markers share a marker column, so item text aligns at the same nesting depth even with long numbers; wrapped lines align with the item text, not the marker. Paste images or drag image files into the editor to embed them locally; no file-picker button is needed. Return continues lists at the same indentation, incrementing numbers and resetting task checkboxes. On an empty item, Return exits one nesting level; repeat to leave the list entirely. Nesting has no fixed depth limit. Prose and fenced code retain ordinary newlines. Command-Z undoes edits; Command-Shift-Z redoes them. Undo history is cleared when switching notes so edits cannot spill into another note.