Migrate from topic notes to atomic notes #3
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Background
Managing topic notes is proving unwieldy. I tend to send lots of bookmark links to big notes like "Python" or "Rust", which creates a follow-up chore to go back and organize those "Inbox" bullets.
I'd like to say I do that regularly. And I always intend to. But it doesn't happen. It's not a fun idea, so I don't end up doing it when time is limited (which it always seems to be!).
What's happening
This PR moves towards trying something new: take atomic notes that don't need any follow up gardening unless they prove useful. So, the notes page evolves from a tree of topics:
To a feed of recently modified notes, drafts and bookmarks:
Follow-ups