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Tasks now carry a tick box rather than being read-only rows. Ticking strikes the title through and leaves the item in place, so a day still reads as a record of what was asked rather than only what is left. New in designs/Checkbox.dart: - TickBox the square box itself, animating between empty and filled - TickRow box + struck-through title + caller-supplied detail and trailing - addTaskAffordance the centred "Add new task" control beneath a day's list Applied to the home plan, the overdue queue and the goal task list. Each screen holds a set of optimistically ticked ids so the tick lands immediately and rolls back if the call fails; the set is reconciled whenever fresh data arrives. A tick completes the item outright, whatever its proof requirement. The proof flow is still reachable from the Complete button in the overdue queue, so tasks that need an artefact have a route that asks for one — but the tick itself no longer enforces it. Late completes stay visually distinct: the row keeps a Late pill and the warning accent, and the user is told the window had already closed. flutter analyze lib/ reports no errors. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Mfu2gQLSFN21YRBcU2NrTt
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