feat: extract tags from task summary #2425
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Signed-off-by: Raimund Schlüßler <raimund.schluessler@mailbox.org>
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This PR adds automatic tagging by using hashtags in the task input field. A string like
Task title #tag1 #tasks #workwill create a task with the titleTask titleand the tags['tag1', 'tasks', 'work'].Further extractions like setting the priority or due date can be easily added by enhancing the
parseStringfunction.Related to #89. Fixes #42. Supersedes #1836.