v1.42.0

Compose gauges move into the box — one ring per audience, numbers on hover only

Word-count rings used to float beside the compose box and ride along on every platform chip, with a len/limit counter printed under the box at all times. All of that is consolidated into one quiet cluster overlaid in the bottom-right corner of the box itself: a single ring per selected platform that has a length limit, filling toward its own limit — amber near it, red over it — with the platform icon ghosted inside so multiple rings stay tellable apart. The exact number is no longer printed anywhere; hover a ring and its len/limit tooltip appears. The one thing that can't wait for a hover still speaks up inline: the red "over the limit" warning when at least one selected platform is past its cap.

• Works on all four compose surfaces: the main composer, the drafts editor, the edit-scheduled-note modal, and requeue.
• Platforms without a client-checkable limit (Substack, Mastodon, Nostr) get no fake gauge — same rule as before.
• Telegram flips to its caption limit as soon as media is attached, and the ring follows.
• Scheduling enforcement is unchanged — rings advise, the schedule-time rejection still enforces.

The “Write the next note” heading is gone from the top of Compose

The big serif headline naming the screen you were already on consumed a full row of prime vertical space above every draft. Removed; the header row now collapses to just the right-aligned View drafts link, so drafting starts higher on the page. Nothing else on the tab moved.