Under the configuration settings, the following changes were made:

- Bolded the terms' name.
- Unnested unnecessary bullet points.
- Added a note to remind the fields associated with Instagram API are
  always subjected to change and may not be up-to-date.
- Revised the descriptions for the following terms:
  **x-asbid-id**, **x-csrftoken**, **x-ig-app-id**, **x-ig-www-claim**,
  **x-instagram-ajax**, and **cookie**.

This commit fixes the error "TypeError: Cannot read properties of
undefined (reading 'split')" which occurs when applying the JavaScript
String split() to the `url` variable that is not a string object.

To prevent this error from occurring, an if-statement has been added to
check the type of the `url` variable and forces the callback return
immediately for non-string values.

This commit addresses issue #82.

This commit made the following changes to the fetch() function:

- Return immediatedly if no URLs are parsed from the API response data
- Use early return to continue urls.forEach loop if the URL is already
  existing in the log file
- Use || operator to set the value of the destinationFolder variable

This commit also made changes in:
- Updated semantic version from 4.2.0 to 4.2.1 in package.json
- Rebuilt `dist/bundle.js`

This commit adds a new feature that allows users to move selected items
to another Google Drive folder. The feature is accessible via the
custom menu and is easy to use. This change will help users to quickly
re-organize the downloaded files in their Google Drive.

- Renamed the `html` parameter to `data` inside the `tryGetStories()`
  function.
  The new name is more descriptive and accurately reflects the purpose
  of the parameter and help developers to quickly understand the code.

- Added new error codes to identify if the API request returns response
  in HTML instead of JSON:

  * 0xf3
    : Include `not-logged-in` in the HTML content
  * 0xf4
    : Other HTML responses

Bug fixes: #45

This commit updates the semantic version from `4.2.1` to `4.3.0` in `package.json`

This commit locks the Jekyll version to 3.9.3 and adds the webrick gem
to fix a load error. It also includes the tzinfo-data gem for Windows
and JRuby compatibility.

This commit installs and sets up the Front Matter CMS extension for
Visual Studio Code, enabling seamless editing of `docs/` pages built
with Jekyll. The changes include:

- Installed the Front Matter CMS extension from the VS Code marketplace
- Configuring the extension to work with Jekyll
- Enabling start a Jekyll server within VS Code

This commit reorganizes and improves the `docs/` Jekyll pages with the
following changes:

1. Split the "Create Time-driven Trigger for Auto-Run", "Set Up Health
   Monitoring (Optional)", and "Deploy As a Web App (Optional)"
   instructions into a new page "Advanced Configurations"
   (advanced-configurations.md)
2. Created a new page "Release Notes" (release-notes.md) for the
   project history
3. Moved the section "How to find the values of `x-asbd-id`,
   `x-csrftoken`, `x-ig-app-id`, `x-ig-www-claim`, and `cookie`" to
   the "FAQ" section
4. Added emojis to H2-H3 headings
5. Added meta description to the index page (index.md)
6. Reduced the size of the "Google Sheet" button in the "How to Use"
   section
7. Replaced FontAwesome icons in the "Get Help" section with emojis
8. Rearranged the items in the "Get Help" section with an unordered list
9. Improved wording and sentences in the doc pages

These changes aim to enhance the structure, readability, and user
experience of the `docs/` Jekyll pages.

- Added emojis to H2-H3 headings
- Updated Table of Contents
- Wrapped the name of configuration options with code blocks
- Added "FAQ" section for easy reference
- Simplified instructions, added links to documentation webpage

These changes enhance the readability and navigation of the README,
making it more user-friendly and informative.

- Revised wordings for Breaking Changes (build2005a and build2006a)

This commit updates the CHANGELOG.md file with revised wordings for
the Breaking Changes, specifically affecting build2005a and build2006a.

Changes in `deleteSelected()`:
- Add a condition to check if `item.fileId` is null or empty
- Avoid calling DriveApp to delete file if item.fileId is not available
- Log a warning message to system log if `item.fileId` is not available

Changes in `getSelected()`:
- Use early exit to skip the current iteration in the for loop if
  `isChecked` is false
- Retrieve row data from the spreadsheet and include them in the `items`
  object

Fixes issue #90

This commit adds a new utility function called `getFileDetails()` in a
new file `utils.js`. This function takes a URL as an argument and
returns an object containing the path, file name, and file extension of
the URL.

For example, `getFileDetails("https://example.com/foo/bar/baz.txt")`
would return `{path: "/foo/bar/", name: "baz", ext: ".txt"}`.

The `fetcher.js` file has been updated to use this function instead
of `String.split()` when fetching data from a URL. This helps resolving
URLs and extracting file information at once.

- Installed [email protected], @babel/[email protected],
  [email protected], [email protected] as development dependencies
- Added a test script in `package.json` to run jest with a custom
  configuration file in `jest.config.js`
- Added a Jest extension setting for VS Code

- Reword the "Set Up Subscriptions" and the "Configuratoin Settings" sections for more appealing and readable
- Add new screenshot images using the picture template
- Enable `amp-youtube` component
- Embed a short demo video by including the YouTube template
- Add CSS styles for .note, .tip, .caution classes
- Removed the unused custom CSS classes
- Removed the instruction for Health Monitoring from the landing page

- Promote the "Advanced Configurations" section from H3 to H2
- Remove "Deploy as a Web API" which may cause confusion to general users
- Reword and style the content for more appealing and reabable

- Rewrite the privacy and security section to make it more clear and concise
- Use styled blockquotes to highlight the important points

- Rewrite the FAQ section to make it more clear and concise
- Re-style the FAQ questions using blockquotes and .note CSS class for better markdown format and more appealing on the rendered page

- Rename from "Get Help" to "Help and Support" section
- Provide more description to encourage user feedbacks and contributions

- Rename from "Release Notes" to "Update and Changes" section
- Provide more description to encourage user to visit the project repository

- Rename from "License" to "License and Terms" section
- Provide more details to make more clear and concise

- Allow adding custom menu to the Google Sheet UI when the file opens via calling the module
- Remove the `ui.js` from the `dist` directory

- Update the notes at the beginning of the readme file
- Add the instructure to guide users how to manual upgrade their exisintg Google Sheet file from V8 to V9
- Update the table of contents
- Simplify the link reference to BBC News's Instagram account
- Rename the section "Release Notes" to " Changelog"

- Add the note for the latest build240205a (Library V9)
- Add screenshot of custom menu
- Style the headers with .note CSS classes
- List the new contributors to the corresponding release notes
- Add a release note for Build2211a (Library V1)
- Delete the notes for all pre-releases
- Reword some release notes to make more clear and concise

- Remove the "HOME" item from the navigation menu
- Add the "Release Notes" and "Advanced Configurations" items to the navigation menu
- Set to display the download button on each page
- Set `/images/instagram-to-drive_730x365_o55.jpg` as the default image for the og:image meta tag
- Replace the useful-links in the sidebar by adding a local template file in the `dosc/_includes/sidebar/custom` directory
- Remove the unused Jekyll plugins from the Gemfile
- Update the gems to the latest available versions

- Update the project version to the latest pre-release version.
- Generate the bundle.js file using the latest source files.