Fixes: the calendar barely showed anything.
Dated tasks were reduced to 4px dots on 39px cells, and the calendar opened on today — usually the one day with nothing on it. So with tasks dated all across the fortnight it still read as an empty grid.
Day, week and month scales, and in all three the tasks themselves are on screen rather than summarised:
- Day — one day, its tasks in full.
- Week — seven day panels, stacked in a sidebar and fanned into columns once the panel is wide enough.
- Month — a grid where each day carries a count badge tinted by the highest priority on it, followed by every dated day of that month with its tasks listed out. The grid says where things are; the list says what they are.
Counts replaced dots because a 15px badge is legible at cell size and a row of 4px circles was not.
Every day is a drop target, at every scale, so rescheduling is a drag. Each day also has a + that creates a task already dated to it. Undated tasks stay listed at the bottom, so there is always something to drag onto the calendar.
The heading steps by whichever scale you are on, and clicking it jumps to today.
See the changelog.