TUI persistence after execution#1
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This pull request updates the TUI (text user interface) experience in
ntaskto improve usability and error handling, and adds comprehensive tests for the new behavior. The TUI now persists after execution so users can review results, and can be dismissed withq,esc, orctrl+c. Error messages and summaries are clearly shown in the footer with dismissal hints. Version numbers are also bumped to reflect these changes.TUI Usability Improvements:
q,esc, orctrl+c(src/ntask/_cli.py,src/ntask/_render/tui.py). [1] [2]q/escto quit, improving clarity for users (src/ntask/_render/tui.py). [1] [2]Error Handling Enhancements:
src/ntask/_cli.py,src/ntask/_render/tui.py). [1] [2]Testing and Reliability:
tests/test_render_tui.py).Versioning:
1.1.0in bothpyproject.tomlandsrc/ntask/__init__.pyto reflect the new features and improvements. [1] [2]