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0.10.1: Archify Sync in the status bar, server address as a setting

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In workspaces with Archify files, Archify Sync sits in the status bar and
opens a menu: sign in, share, join, server address, settings. The new
archify.sync.server setting (empty by default) is used without asking,
and in workspace settings gives a project one server.
archify.sync.statusBar hides the entry.
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# Changelog
## 0.10.1 — 2026-11-06
- **Archify Sync is easier to find.** In workspaces with Archify files, **Archify Sync** sits in the status bar. Click it for a menu: sign in, share a model, join one, set the server address, open the settings. It shows the server you are signed in to, and the live state once a model is shared. `archify.sync.statusBar: false` hides it; nothing else changes without a server.
- **Server address as a setting.** `archify.sync.server` (empty by default, for example `https://archify.example.com`) is used by sign-in, share and the menu without asking. In the workspace settings it gives a whole project the same server. *Archify | Set Sync Server Address…* sets it.
## 0.10.0 — 2026-11-06
- **Archify Sync (optional).** Several people edit one model at once through a server you run yourself ([archify-vscode-ext-sync](https://gitea.lego-cloud.eu/vscode-extensions/archify-vscode-ext-sync)); the files stay ordinary files on each disk. Commands: *Sign in to Sync Server…*, *Share Model…*, *Copy Invite Link*, *Join Shared Model…*, *Publish Version…*, *Versions…*, *Stop Syncing Model…*. Sign-in through the browser (PKCE), sessions in VS Code's secret storage, an *Archify Sync* account provider. Edits from editors, pages, Git and agents go out at once; others' edits arrive in open editors with undo intact. Everything is kept on the machine first, so work goes on offline and merges later. Teammates' cursors show as named carets in the Source view and in VS Code's text editors, and stay on their word while others type. The status bar shows who is here; the model page gets a **Shared** section with people, the file each has open, and the latest versions with **Compare** and **Restore**.