Edit the wording of far more text messages, and see at a glance what is email and what is a text

Sixteen text messages can now use your own wording, up from six — including
class restored, attendance corrected, a refunded fee, account credit added,
pass paused and resumed, membership ended, the nine pass-change notices, staff
invitations and cover requests. Open Client emails & reminders → Text messages
and look for "Wording you can edit".

A few messages still use our standard wording. That is deliberate: each of them
is one message sent from several places with different details available — for
example the class-change text goes to both clients and instructors, and the
instructor cancellation text covers both a single class and a batch. If you
wrote wording using a detail only one of those has, the other would quietly
fall back to our version. We would rather say so than give you an editor that
looks like it works.

Under Automated messages, each message now shows Email, SMS, or Push badges
next to its name, so you can tell at a glance how it reaches people — a message
can use more than one. Two messages that both displayed as a nameless
"Notification" now show what they actually are: a scheduled or cancelled
membership freeze, and a membership paused after a failed payment.