Grid Cutter 1.1.0 — Changelog

NEW FEATURES
• Rotate the grid with on-screen handles — drag the two dots to set the
  cut direction on any face.
• Vertex snapping — handles magnetically snap to the nearest vertex, so you
  can align the grid to an edge of your model.
• World-grid snapping (Shift) — snap the grid to the global grid, with a
  live preview of the grid nodes right on the face (works on tilted faces,
  aligned to the view you're in).
• Angle snapping (Ctrl) — rotate in 5° steps with an on-surface protractor
  dial. Zero degrees is set by the edge you last snapped to.
• On-screen mode labels — "Vertex Snap", "Global Grid Snap" and the current
  angle are shown while you drag.
• "How to Use" help section added to the side (N) panel.

IMPROVEMENTS
• Live geometry tracking — the grid preview now follows the face if you move,
  scale or rotate it while the tool is active; snap targets update too, and
  the cut always matches what you see.
• The side (N) panel stays interactive during the operation (e.g. expand
  "How to Use" without cancelling).
• HUD panel repositioned so it no longer overlaps Blender's "Adjust Last
  Operation" panel or the N-panel.

BUG FIXES
• Leaving Edit Mode while the grid preview was active could leave an orphaned
  preview and throw an error on Enter — it now cancels cleanly.
• Fixed the HUD +/- buttons not responding when the N-panel overlapped them.