board: no new-card pulse for fresh journal entries

Closing a new journal entry briefly flashed the card with the
1× local-created pulse. Journal entries are daily-log noise, not
"look at this new thing" moments, so the flash reads as clutter.
Detect journals at pulse time (title starts YYYY-MM-DD, no
termin/geburtstag, no caldav_uid, no " — <summary>" suffix —
mirrors calendar.js isJournal) and drop them from the pulse set.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

public/js/modules/board.js

@@ -768,9 +768,24 @@ export function renderBoard() {
     // Pulse locally-created cards in ANY bucket (1× subtle pulse).
     // These never enter unseenCardIds so they can't trigger the all-tab
     // dot — the user just made them, there's nothing "unseen" about it.
+    // Journal entries are exempt from the pulse entirely — they're daily
+    // log jottings, not "here's a new thing" moments, so the flash
+    // reads as noise. Detection mirrors calendar.js isJournal: title
+    // begins with YYYY-MM-DD, no termin/geburtstag tag, no caldav_uid,
+    // and no " — <summary>" suffix (which denotes an appointment).
     if (newLocalIds.size) {
         for (const id of newLocalIds) state.recentlyCreatedIds.delete(id);
-        pulseCards(newLocalIds, 'card-pulse-local');
+        const toPulse = new Set();
+        for (const id of newLocalIds) {
+            const card = state.cards.find(c => String(c.id) === id);
+            if (!card) continue;
+            const isJournal = /^\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}$/.test((card.title || '').trim())
+                && !/^\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}\s*[—-]\s*.+/.test(card.title || '')
+                && !card.caldav_uid
+                && !(card.tags || '').split(',').some(t => t === 'termin' || t === 'geburtstag');
+            if (!isJournal) toPulse.add(id);
+        }
+        if (toPulse.size) pulseCards(toPulse, 'card-pulse-local');
     }
     // Remote (relay-synced) cards: pulse 3× only when the user is on
     // the all view. On other views, the unseen ids accumulate and