fix: day toggle not updating in non-billable rule editor on release build#19
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…uild Mutating Set<Int> state via .remove()/.insert() directly bypasses SwiftUI's change detection in release builds. Use explicit assignment (days = d) instead. Also exclude TimeTracker.entitlements from SPM target to silence the unhandled file warning during swift build.
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Set<Int>mutation via.remove()/.insert()bypasses SwiftUI change detection when optimized; now assigns a new value explicitly (days = d)TimeTracker.entitlementsfrom SPM target to silence the unhandled-file warning onswift buildTest plan
swift build -c release, open settings → non-billable window, click day buttons and verify selection state updates visuallyswift buildno longer warns about unhandled entitlements file