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Add ability to view tasks by completed date. Fixes #158 #190

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This addresses the issue raised in #158. Currently, taskbook does not track "completed" or "checked" dates, only the date of creation. It was fairly trivial to begin tracking this date, and then to create a timeline view which was grouped on this data.

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Currently, there is no way of seeing when a task was completed,
only when it was created. In order to facilitate this, whenever an item
is checked, we set a completedDate. If the item is unchecked, we set the
completedDate to null. We also add a new flavor of the timeline view
which groups by completed date instead of by `_date`. This view
filters out any incomplete items (or complete items which do not have
the completedDate set).
Currently, there is no way of seeing when a task was completed,
only when it was created. In order to facilitate this, whenever an item
is checked, we set a completedDate. If the item is unchecked, we set the
completedDate to null. We also add a new flavor of the timeline view
which groups by completed date instead of by `_date`. This view
filters out any incomplete items (or complete items which do not have
the completedDate set).
@joeltjames joeltjames closed this Apr 6, 2022
@klaudiosinani klaudiosinani added the enhancement New feature or request label Apr 7, 2022
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