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I've added a first version of the "gtt resume" command.
When working on a project and have to switch contexts, like fixing a bug in another project, then returning to the original work, this commands "resume" the tracking.
This is a first version of the command, I may have not considered all usecases. Instead editing/reoping the original entry, a new edit is created. Please comment on the code, where you like to do something else or throw it away entirely :)
I like to use a .gtt.yml file per project, so specifying the --project parameter via commandline is not necessary for me, as that is assumed from the config. If the user does not have a .gtt.yml, the last entry will be recontinued. Also useful for breaks, etc.