docs: Improve release notes with user-friendly language and better formatting

Release notes improvements:
- Rewrote technical descriptions for better user understanding
- Replaced technical jargon with clear benefits
- Added blank lines after section headers for better readability
- Focused on what users gain instead of implementation details

View improvements:
- Use AttributedString with proper markdown parsing
- Enable text selection for copying content
- Better markdown rendering with .interpretedSyntax option

Content updates:
- AppStore link and introduction added
- User-focused feature descriptions
- Clear benefit-oriented language
- Acknowledgment for community contributions

readeck/Resources/RELEASE_NOTES.md

@@ -1,66 +1,85 @@
 # Release Notes
 
-## Version 1.1 (Build 1)
+Thanks for using the Readeck iOS app! Below are the release notes for each version.
 
-### iOS 26+ Native WebView
+**AppStore:** The App is now in the App Store! [Get it here](https://apps.apple.com/de/app/readeck/id6748764703) for all TestFlight users. If you wish a more stable Version, please download it from there. Or you can continue using TestFlight for the latest features.
-- **New native SwiftUI WebView implementation** for iOS 26 and later
-- Improved performance with native WebKit integration
-- Better memory management and rendering
 
-### Floating Action Buttons
+## Version 1.1
-- **Contextual action buttons** appear when reaching 90% of article
-- Beautiful glass effect design with liquid interactions
-- Smooth slide-up animation
-- Quick access to favorite and archive actions
 
-### Reading Progress Improvements
+There is a lot of feature reqeusts and improvements in this release which are based on your feedback. Thank you so much for that! If you like the new features, please consider leaving a review on the App Store to support further development.
-- **Accurate progress tracking** using optimized PreferenceKey approach
-- Progress bar reflects entire article length (header, content, metadata)
-- Automatic progress sync every 3% to reduce API calls
-- Progress locked at 100% to prevent fluctuations
 
-### Image Header Enhancement
+### Modern Reading Experience (iOS 26+)
-- **Better image display** with aspect fit and blurred background
-- No more random cropping - full image visibility
-- Maintains header space while showing complete images
 
-### Performance Optimizations
+- **Completely rebuilt article view** for the latest iOS version
-- Replaced onScrollGeometryChange with PreferenceKey for smoother scrolling
+- Smoother scrolling and faster page loading
-- Reduced state updates during scroll
+- Better battery life and memory usage
-- Optimized WebView height detection
+- Native iOS integration for the best experience
-- Improved CSS rendering for web content
 
-### Bug Fixes
+### Quick Actions
-- Fixed content width overflow in native WebView
+
-- Fixed excessive spacing between header and content
+- **Smart action buttons** appear automatically when you're almost done reading
-- Fixed read progress calculation to include all content sections
+- Beautiful, modern design that blends with your content
-- Fixed JavaScript height detection with simplified approach
+- Quickly favorite or archive articles without scrolling back up
+- Buttons fade away elegantly when you scroll back
+- Your progress bar now reflects the entire article length
+
+### Beautiful Article Images
+
+- **Article header images now display properly** without awkward cropping
+- Full images with a subtle blurred background
+- Tap to view images in full screen
+
+### Smoother Performance
+
+- **Dramatically improved scrolling** - no more stuttering or lag
+- Faster article loading times
+- Better handling of long articles with many images
+- Overall snappier app experience
+
+### Open Links Your Way
+
+- **Choose your preferred browser** for opening links
+- Open in Safari or in-app browser
+- Thanks to christian-putzke for this contribution!
+
+### Fixes & Improvements
+
+- Articles no longer overflow the screen width
+- Fixed spacing issues in article view
+- Improved progress calculation accuracy
+- Better handling of article content
+- Fixed issues with label names containing spaces
 
 ---
 
 ## Version 1.0 (Initial Release)
 
 ### Core Features
+
 - Browse and read saved articles
 - Bookmark management with labels
 - Full article view with custom fonts
 - Text-to-speech support (Beta)
 - Archive and favorite functionality
+- Choose different Layouts (Compact, Magazine, Natural)
 
 ### Reading Experience
+
 - Clean, distraction-free reading interface
 - Customizable font settings
-- Image viewer with zoom support
+- Header Image viewer with zoom support
 - Progress tracking per article
 - Dark mode support
 
 ### Organization
-- Label system for categorization
+
-- Search and filter bookmarks
+- Label system for categorization (multi-select)
+- Search
 - Archive completed articles
 - Jump to last read position
 
 ### Share Extension
+
 - Save articles from other apps
 - Quick access to save and label bookmarks
 - Save Bookmarks offline if your server is not reachable and sync later

readeck/UI/Settings/ReleaseNotesView.swift

@@ -7,9 +7,9 @@ struct ReleaseNotesView: View {
         NavigationView {
             ScrollView {
                 VStack(alignment: .leading, spacing: 16) {
-                    if let markdownContent = loadReleaseNotes() {
+                    if let attributedString = loadReleaseNotes() {
-                        Text(.init(markdownContent))
+                        Text(attributedString)
-                            .font(.body)
+                            .textSelection(.enabled)
                             .padding()
                     } else {
                         Text("Unable to load release notes")
@@ -30,12 +30,16 @@ struct ReleaseNotesView: View {
         }
     }
 
-    private func loadReleaseNotes() -> String? {
+    private func loadReleaseNotes() -> AttributedString? {
         guard let url = Bundle.main.url(forResource: "RELEASE_NOTES", withExtension: "md"),
-              let content = try? String(contentsOf: url) else {
+              let markdownContent = try? String(contentsOf: url),
+              let attributedString = try? AttributedString(
+                markdown: markdownContent,
+                options: .init(interpretedSyntax: .full)
+              ) else {
             return nil
         }
-        return content
+        return attributedString
     }
 }