Bump obsidian from 1.5.7-1 to 1.7.2

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Bumps obsidian from 1.5.7-1 to 1.7.2.

Changelog

Sourced from obsidian's changelog.

v1.7.2 (Insider)

Workspace changes

• New function Plugin#onUserEnable gives you a place to performance one-time initialize after the user installs and enables your plugin. If your plugin has a custom view, this is a good place to initialize it rather than recreating the view in Plugin#onload.
• Workspace#ensureSideLeaf is now public. This function is a shorthand way to create a leaf in the sidebar if one does not already exist.
• Added WorkspaceLeaf#isDeferred and WorkspaceLeaf#loadIfDeferred. As of Obsidian v1.7.2, Obsidian will now defer tabs by default. We published a guide on how to handle deferred views in the developer docs.

Housekeeping

We've updated the API to prefer unknown to any. Using any causes Typescript to disable typechecking entirely on the returned value, so this change could uncover some hidden typing issues.

We also removed prepareQuery, fuzzySearch, and PreparedQuery from the API. If your plugin is using one of these functions, you should migrate to prepareFuzzySearch.

// Old
let pq: PreparedQuery = prepareQuery(q);
...
fuzzySearch(pq, text);
// New

let fuzzy = prepareFuzzySearch(q);

...

fuzzy(text);

Misc

• New Plugin#removeCommand is now available if your plugin needs to dynamically remove commands (for example, if your plugin allows for user-created commands).
• SuggestModal#selectActiveSuggestion is now public. This is useful to provide an alternative hotkey to your SuggestModal that still triggers the selected item.

v1.7.0 (Insider)

• Fixed FileSystemAdapter#rmdir(dirPath, false) always throwing an error when attempting to delete an empty directory.
• Added a data-type to the Markdown embed container using subpath type.

v1.5.11

• Fixed revealLeaf failing to focus the correct window.
• If you are using the SliderComponent in your app, be aware, the behavior of the component has changed in 1.5.9. Now, instead of updating the value when the slider is dragged, it will only update the value when the slider is released. If your plugin was relying on the old behavior, you will need to update your plugin code to call .setInstant(true) on the slider. Note: Because setInstant is a new function, you'll also need to check to see if the function exists before calling it. This will ensure your plugin maintains backwards compatibility when being run on older versions of Obsidian.

v1.5.7

Plugin#onExternalSettingsChange

There's a new callback function for plugins to react to when plugin settings (data.json) get changed on disk. This callback can be used to reload settings when they are updated by an external application or when the settings get synced using a file syncing service like Obsidian Sync.

New Vault#getFileByPath and Vault#getFolderByPath utility functions

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