Patch v0.14.3.2

- Fixed capture template evaluation. Previously, evaluation overrode the
  capture templates and mutated the template definition causing
  subsequent invocations to only see previously evaluated result. Now we
  make sure the template does not change with evaluation and it gets
  correctly evaluated on every invocation to produce correct values as
  expected.

Version 0.14.3.1

- Allow removing capture template by setting it to empty. Refer `:h g:dotoo#capture#templates`

Version 0.14.2.1

- Add config `g:dotoo#capture#cmd` to define how the capture window
  should open. Set it to `edit`, `split`, `vert split`, or `tabedit` to
  open in the same buffer, split, vertical split or new tab

Version 0.14.1.1

Fix Wiki View navigation to headline

Version 0.14.1

Add a Wiki View to view all headlines under `notes` path

Version 0.14.0

* Improved Links
  - Add support for page links such as [[Test]], these links will point
    to files named `Test.dotoo` under the path configured by
    `g:dotoo#link#default_path`
  - Links now default to creating files that don't exist (previously
    this was limited to `file:` links. For backwards compatibility we
    still support `file:` links, however these are deprecated and will
    be removed in future releases
* Add support for Journal Entries (new capture target `t`)
* Minor improvements to capture templating, capture clocks are now per
  template and can be enabled / disabled per template by setting `clock`
  key.
* Fixed iabbrevs, we now have separate `:time:`, `:date:` and
  `:datetime` to represent correct ideas, `:time:` will now add just the
  time, use `:datetime:` to add full date and time.

Version 0.13.4

Change `q` to `gq` in favor of retaining default behavior of `q`

Version 0.13.3.2

Improve Deadline Date parser, ignore trailing whitespace

Version 0.13.3.1

Patched capture, fixed issue with refiling

Version 0.13.3

* Improved Link folloing workflow. Added mapping `<BS>` allowing to go
  back to previous documents after following links, works like a stack
  for following deeply nested links.