Day One imports that find your entries, and tidier journal removal

Day One imports work again for newer exports. Cozy used to look for a file named Journal.json, but recent Day One versions name it after the journal (like Gaming.json), so the import quietly brought in nothing. It now finds your entries whatever the file’s called, pulls in every journal when you’ve exported several at once, and lands each entry on the day you actually wrote it — no more entries slipping to the day before because of your time zone. Obsidian notes with their tags written as a list now keep those tags too.
Removing a journal works more reliably, especially on Windows. Cozy now closes the folder before moving it to the Trash, so the delete doesn’t get stuck the way it sometimes did. And if another program has the folder open and it can’t be trashed, Cozy tells you where it is and offers to open it — instead of saying it couldn’t remove the journal when it actually had.
The meadow now sits behind every empty view, not just a fresh journal. Whether you’ve just made a new journal or simply haven’t opened an entry yet, you get the same soft meadow at the bottom of the page.