[martin-forge]

Problem

Clicking a task card's status icon moves an ordinary task to its next status, but completes a recurring task's occurrence straight away. On a board with both, the same click starts one card and finishes another, so a recurring task can't be clicked into In progress. #1370 asked for recurring tasks to cycle like other tasks.

Solution

The status icon now does the same thing on every card. A recurring card follows the status cycle, and reaching Done completes the occurrence shown. A completed occurrence still reopens on click.

This applies when the first completed status has a Next status, the status a finished series starts its next occurrence in (#2441). Without one, the series would carry In progress into its next occurrence, so the click still completes the occurrence directly.

The built-in Done status now moves on to Open, so new setups get the same behaviour on every card, and reopening a finished task returns it to Open rather than None. Saved statuses aren't changed.

Testing

Unit tests and two Kanban tests in Obsidian cover the cycle and the one-click fallback. The cycling test fails on main and passes here. All repo checks pass locally.

[callumalpass]

Thanks @martin-forge, merged. This closes the gap between recurring and ordinary tasks that @Jomo94 raised in #1370, and building on your #2441 work kept the change small. I pushed a small follow-up to the release note and docs to warn people who already have a Next status set on Done, and moved the spec to e2e/issues/.