[simonweniger]

This makes the fork ours while keeping upstream Notelet easy to merge in.

Changes

• Module rename: the package, product and module are now HappyWhatsNew (import HappyWhatsNew).
  • Public types and modifiers keep their Notelet… names, so upstream fixes still merge cleanly.
  • The UserDefaults key stays Notelet.LatestSeenAppVersion, so users don't see already-seen notes again after an app switches over. A test guards this.
• "What's new" button fix: with the value API, a button doing presentedVersion = .current only worked once.
  • After dismissal the version was marked seen, so it was skipped from then on.
  • Setting the same value again didn't trigger onChange either.
  • New overload noteletSheet(notes:version: $binding): setting the binding presents the sheet (even for an already-seen version) and dismissing resets it to nil, so the button works every time.
  • The value API (version: .current auto-presentation) is unchanged.
• Tests: presentation rules moved into a pure NoteletPresentation enum. First test target covers the presentation rules, note lookup, storage and Codable round-trip.
• README:
  • Added attribution to Notelet.
  • Updated the install and import instructions.
  • Added the binding example for buttons and a "Migrating from Notelet" section.
  • Removed upstream's logo and promo.
• CI: runs the tests on an iOS simulator.

Verified (Xcode 27, iOS simulator)

• xcodebuild test -scheme HappyWhatsNew: 9 tests in 4 suites pass, no compiler warnings.
• The binding sheet's present/dismiss cycle isn't covered by an automated UI test (package tests have no window to present a sheet in). Worth a quick tap-through in CookThis's developer settings.

Release

After merging, tag 2.0.0. The module rename is breaking for import Notelet; the version also sits clearly above upstream's 1.x tags.

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