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docs(usage): remove the GTK hidden-note explanation - #22
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The list does not say why the open note is missing. Co-authored-by: Andrejs Strazds <astrazds@users.noreply.github.com>
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Why
The user guide says GTK explains why a filtered note is missing from the list. The list label is "No notes yet." or "No matching notes.", and that label is hidden while any row remains.
What changed
Scope
Covers that one sentence. Leaves the true statement that a filter can hide the selected note while the editor keeps it open.
Blast Radius
The user guide no longer promises an explanation the window does not show.
Verification
refreshin the GTK workspace sets the empty label fromNoteListDisplayStateand never readsfiltered_empty_message.No matching notes.only in that label assignment.