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Rebrand Coffee Note as TierNote - #5

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Rebrand Coffee Note as TierNote#5
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What changed

  • Renames the visible desktop, website, package, and release identity from Coffee Note to TierNote.
  • Moves production links and update endpoints to tiernote.org and repository links to edison7009/TierNote.
  • Preserves the v0.1.8 bundle identifier, app-data directory, workspace metadata, storage keys, and built-in plugin IDs so existing user data and configuration remain available.
  • Adds Windows installer migration logic that removes the legacy Coffee Note application while retaining local app data.
  • Updates future release asset names to TierNote and keeps the current v0.1.8 download matcher compatible.

Why

The product is returning to the TierNote name and the public repository/domain have been renamed accordingly.

Validation

  • 166 frontend tests passed
  • 177 Rust tests passed
  • TypeScript typecheck passed
  • Bilingual starter library check passed
  • Production frontend build passed
  • Rust formatting and Clippy passed with warnings denied
  • Windows NSIS bundle built successfully as TierNote_0.1.8_x64-setup.exe
  • Desktop client launched as tiernote.exe; existing notes and conversation history remained readable

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Deploying coffee-note with  Cloudflare Pages  Cloudflare Pages

Latest commit: b6bcaf8
Status: ✅  Deploy successful!
Preview URL: https://d81dd0d8.coffee-note-6u7.pages.dev
Branch Preview URL: https://codex-tiernote-rebrand.coffee-note-6u7.pages.dev

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