Release CodexNotes 1.4.71

[jiangsir-tech]

What changed

• Restores resize-cursor feedback on all four window edges and four corners.
• Keeps the feedback active while CodexNotes is a visible, non-key floating window.
• Stops the editor I-beam and checklist hand cursor from overriding the window resize cursor.
• Hardens cursor tracking across hide/show, window reattachment, and real mouseMoved event delivery.
• Bumps the app version to 1.4.71 (91).

Why

The window remained resizable, but its cursor feedback depended on implicit AppKit cursor lifecycle behavior. The editor also set cursors imperatively, which could overwrite the frame resize cursor. This change adds a non-intercepting full-frame tracker and leaves clicks and native window resizing to AppKit.

Validation

• Full Swift test suite: 597 passed, 0 failed (401 Probe + 196 Core)
• Resize cursor controller: 10 targeted tests passed
• Synthetic real mouseMoved callback path covered
• Localization: 293 keys across 2 languages
• Info.plist lint passed
• Universal local package and installed-app path verified
• Existing 19 note/asset files, preferences, and saved window frame remained unchanged

macOS 15 and later use native directional frame-resize cursors for edges and corners; macOS 14 uses the supported horizontal/vertical fallback.