Obsidian Editor-Behavior Review

Goal

Review docs/editor-behavior now that the Obsidian raw and research layers exist, and identify where Obsidian is a stronger authority than Typora or the current authority map admits.

Phases

• Inspect the current editor-behavior law and audit authority model
• Inspect the Obsidian research layer for stronger authority lanes
• Compare the two and identify concrete findings
• Return a findings-first review with recommended doc changes

Notes

• This is a review, not an implementation pass.
• Focus on authority lanes, not random wording nits.
• Strong candidates: linking, block references, search, navigation chrome, editing modes, and footnote scope.
• Outcome:
  • Obsidian is now first-class in the authority model.
  • Typora still owns markdown-native editing.
  • Obsidian now owns mode architecture and linked-note navigation/search surfaces.
  • Google Docs stays primary for linear document navigation, tables, review, and styling.
  • editor-protocol-matrix.md now splits current-file find from selection-seeded search and gives outline-click authority to Obsidian for persistent markdown navigation chrome.