Allow any list to be designated as a notification list - #31
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Summary
🔔 Notificationslist with anotify_listsset: any user list (or several) can be toggled as a change-alert source, from the same list popup used to rename/delete lists (nbinding).enablednotification preference is now a pure global mute — it no longer drives list visibility, since there's no reserved list left to hide.Test plan
pytest(full suite, 1218 tests) passesruff check .cleanpyrightclean (0 errors)--demo: list popup marks designated lists with 🔔,ntoggles in place with a confirmation toast, and the designation survives a list renameRefs #24