### Added
- Find events fast. A search button in the top bar of every calendar view opens
  a search box — type a couple of letters and matching events (by title,
  location or description) appear, soonest first with past events below. Tap a
  result to open it. Search covers your whole calendar, not just what's on
  screen, and skips calendars you've hidden. A recurring event shows its next
  occurrence rather than the date the series first started.
- A current-time line in the day and week views. A thin coloured line marks the
  present moment across today's column, so you can see at a glance where you are
  in the day. It updates every minute and only appears when today is in view.
- Add and remove event guests. The create/edit form now has a Guests section:
  add people by email or pick them from your contacts, mark each as required or
  optional, and remove them. Calendula never sends invitations itself (it has no
  internet access) — it only records the guests; if the event lives on a synced
  account, that account may email them when it syncs, and on a local calendar no
  one is notified. The form tells you which applies. Picking a guest from
  contacts needs no contacts permission.
- Pick a location from your contacts. A contacts button beside the location
  field drops a contact's address straight into an event — handy for a meeting
  at someone's home or office. Like the guest picker, it needs no contacts
  permission.
- A "New event" Quick Settings tile. Add it to your quick settings to jump
  straight into the new-event form from anywhere. Settings → New event has a
  one-tap button to add the tile (Android 13+); on older versions you can add it
  from the quick-settings editor.
- Snooze and dismiss buttons on reminder notifications. Dismiss clears the
  reminder; snooze hides it and brings it back after a delay you pick in
  Settings → Notifications (5 to 60 minutes, default 10). Android's calendar
  system won't re-post a reminder on its own, so Calendula schedules an exact
  alarm to bring a snoozed one back on time.

### Changed
- Event details now show each guest's email beneath their name, instead of only
  when no name is available.
- Crash and problem reports now open on the project's public Codeberg tracker,
  where anyone can register and file an issue. Nothing is sent automatically —
  you still review the report and submit it yourself in the browser.

