Note checklists now fit the writing rhythm

A checklist inside a note should feel like part of the writing, not a browser control dropped into the margin.

One clean completion control

Note checklists now use the same circular completion vocabulary as the rest of Miracle. The visible control aligns to the first line of text, keeps a clear focus ring for keyboard use, and turns green with a check when complete.

Tighter writing rhythm

On desktop, a one-line checklist item no longer reserves an oversized mobile-height row beneath the text. Its text begins in the same column as neighboring bullets and numbered lists. Phones and installed apps still keep the complete 44-pixel tap target around the compact control.

The same result everywhere

The treatment applies to Daily Notes, General Notes, and read-only private note links. A rendered General Note fixture matching the reported nested-list layout now protects the alignment at compact phone, phone, landscape, keyboard, and desktop sizes.