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Some notifications in due-dates branch double fire.

If a user invokes a checklist but closes the app before clicking "Done", notifications will have been created even though the Invocations isn't saved.

One of two things should happen:

• New Invocations should save even if you don't close the sheet, or
• Notifications shouldn't be created until an Invocation is saved.

In the date-formatting branch, there are horizontal reorder rows for configuring the date layout. Some enhancement ideas that could be made to them:

• Add haptics
• Add shadows
• Make it more obvious they can be dragged
• Style them like segmented pickers
• Add stylistic "divots" in the background for them to "fit" into

None of these are critical to the functionality of the app, but could be fun to have.

Right now none of the date formats show the day of the week.

Would be a first step to #11

Shortcut ideas:

• Create invocation of checklist
• Mark off a specific item of the latest invocation of a checklist
• Open latest invocation of a checklist
• Add item to checklist

Recurring Checklists will not actually create Projects or Tasks because doing so could create duplicate invocations if using iCloud sync on multiple devices. Instead each device will display local instances based on the schedule rules. Once an item is checked off, a Core Data object will be created indicating it being marked as completed which will then sync with CloudKit.

An Item with notes will show the "Save changes" button even when there are no changes.

Set the title to the Invocation name and the body to the task name.

As far as I can tell this is just a SwiftUI issue, but if there in only one Checklist and you delete it, the cell disappears without animation.

Branch date-formatting adds advanced date formatting. These are great, but the app should default to using dateSyle and timeStyle for users who chose not to configure all of the settings themselves.

The animation from the Invocations tab should probably just be removed. You delete invocations from their sheet, so the deletion could happen behind it before it dismisses with no animation.

If objects in ObjectsContainer are sorted by a property that some objects don't have (in this case, sorted by last completed task), sorting for those objects is unpredictable and can change spontaneously.

Similar to the Invocations tab