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Plan: filter the items of a state command by tags and by due range

Source: a handover spec and a clickable mock-up (plan/README.md, plan/task-screen-mockup.html; the folder is not tracked, so everything you need is below). The mock-up's data and the dimension names project / area are placeholders: use the real partitioned_by dimensions of the command.

Decisions (agreed with the user)

"Until today" keeps the current behaviour: an item is shown only if moment <= now. It is the default.
"Next 7 days" shows items up to the end of the day today + 7, in the timezone of the project (inclusive). "Any date" has no limit.
Selected tags are combined with OR across all dimensions: an item matches if it has any selected (dimension, value). The app shows one chip row for all partitioned_by dimensions, replacing today's one row per dimension.
Counts follow Show closed: the tag counts, the tab counts and "Show N tasks" count over the listed states (open only, or closed too when Show closed is on), as the chips do today.
The CLI and the terminal view get the due range too (--due). They keep their partition flags as they are (AND across dimensions); only the app gets the OR selection.
The filter is not saved across app restarts (out of scope). It survives configuration changes and process death through rememberSaveable, per command key, as partition does today.
The Stream, All, Changes, reminder and activity screens do not change.

1. Core (`crates/streamd-core`)

commands/state/items.rs

Add pub enum Due { Now, Days(u32), Any }, which is how far into the future items are listed:
- Now: moment <= now (what show_future = false is today).
- Days(n): moment < start_of_day(today + n + 1, tz), where today is the date of now in tz. Use localize::start_of_day, the one place a local day becomes a moment.
- Any: no limit (what show_future = true is today).
- Give it a method that resolves it once, e.g. Due::shows(&self, moment, now, tz) -> bool, or resolve it into a limit before the loop.
- FromStr / Due::parse for the CLI: now, any, <N>d (e.g. 7d). An error names the accepted forms. Add CoreError::InvalidDue, or reuse an existing variant if one fits.
Filter gets OR alternatives besides its AND partition: Filter::any_of(values: &[(String, String)], config) builds one query::Condition per (dimension, value) (alias-aware, like Condition::new). An item passes if it matches any of them; an empty list passes everything. Filter::new (the AND map) stays for the CLI.
Filter::shows(item, due, now, tz) replaces the show_future: bool parameter. Update shown_items the same way.

commands/state/board.rs

board(shards, command, filter, due, now, tz) instead of show_future. partition_counts is unchanged.

api.rs

state_items(…, partition, due: Due, now): replaces show_future. The tz comes from project.timezone().
state_board(project, stream, key, any_of: &[(String, String)], due: Due, now): the partition becomes the OR list. Only the bindings call it; [] means all.
partition_values(project, stream, key, due: Due, include_closed, now): counts over Filter::none() within due, as today.
Update every caller (CLI, LSP if any) by mapping the old bool to Due::Any / Due::Now.

Tests (core): Days(7) includes the last minute of day 7 and excludes the first of day 8, also across a DST change (use a zone such as Europe/Berlin). Now equals the old show_future = false, Any equals true. any_of with two values of different dimensions shows the union. An alias in any_of matches its tag. Counts within Days(7) include future items.

2. Bindings (`crates/streamd-ffi`)

Add the enum Due { Now, Days { days: u32 }, Any } to records.rs with its conversion into the core type.
project.stateItems(stream, key, partition, due, now), project.stateBoard(stream, key, anyOf: List<Placement>, due, now) and project.partitionValues(stream, key, due, includeClosed, now) take Due instead of showFuture.
Update tests/kotlin/StoreTest.kt (lines ~136, 155, 176, 270, 276) and add a Rust test that Days(7) reaches a future item.

3. CLI (`crates/streamd-cli`)

commands/state/cli.rs: add --due <now|Nd|any>, default now, parsed by Due::parse (a wrong value is a usage error). --show-future stays as a shorthand for --due any and conflicts with --due. StateAction::{List, Interactive} carry a Due instead of show_future. Add parse tests next to the existing ones.
run.rs: pass the Due through.
Interactive view (interactive/model.rs, view.rs, terminal.rs): f cycles now → 7d → any → now. Key bar: "change how far ahead items are shown". Summary: · due within 7 days / · with future items. Update the view tests.

4. App (`android/`)

core/StateList.kt

data class PartitionTag(val dimension: String, val value: String).
enum class DueRange { UntilNow, NextWeek, AnyDate }, mapped to Due.Now, Due.Days(7u), Due.Any in StreamSession.
data class TaskFilter(val due: DueRange = UntilNow, val tags: Set<PartitionTag> = emptySet()).
StateLists.list(key, filter: TaskFilter, showClosed) replaces the partition map.
New: StateLists.preview(key, filter, showClosed): Previewed, with Previewed.Done(matching: Int, partitions: List<Partition>) / Failed(reason). This is the live count of the sheet. It calls stateBoard and partitionValues only and reads no file. matching is the number of items in the listed states.

core/StreamSession.kt

list: stateBoard(stream, key, filter.tags → Placements, due, now) and partitionValues(…, due, showClosed, now).
Add preview.
The overview (line ~473) and the note moves (~654) keep their present behaviour: Due.Now where they pass false today.

Pure logic: new ui/TaskFilter.kt, unit-tested in src/test/

topFive(partitions): every (dimension, value) of all partitions, sorted by count descending, then value, then dimension; the first five.
isDefault(filter, top): due == UntilNow and (no tags, or exactly one tag that is in top). This drives the badge dot.
chipRow(filter, top): the chips in order: the scope chip if due != UntilNow, All, a selected chip for each selected tag outside top (sorted like the list), then the top five.
tapped(filter, tag?): a chip replaces the selection with its tag; All (null) clears it; the due range is kept.
tagRows(partitions, query): all values sorted as topFive sorts them, each with whether it is top five and its count. Matching is case-insensitive on the value or on the dimension name, ignoring a leading @ in the query. It returns the matched range in the value and/or in the dimension, for the highlight.
tagsSummary(n): "all tags" / "N selected".
reset(): TaskFilter().
dueHint(moment, now, zone) for a future item: "today" (later today), "tomorrow", "in N days" (plurals resource). Null if the moment is not after now.
keeping (StateMoves.kt) becomes TaskFilter.keeping(partitions): it drops the selected tags that are no longer among the values.

ui/StateList.kt

StateListScreen: keeps filter: TaskFilter in rememberSaveable(key) with a Saver (the due range by name, the tags as pairs of strings) instead of partition, and sheetOpen. The LaunchedEffect keys on filter.
Header: an IconButton with StreamdIcons for ic_tune.xml (it is already in res/drawable; add it to Icons.kt if missing), between Search and ⋮, with content description "Filter tasks" (string resource). Wrap it in BadgedBox { Badge() } while !isDefault.
The chip row replaces PartitionChips: one horizontally scrolling row from chipRow. Tag chips are labelled value count, as today. The scope chip ("Next 7 days" / "Any date" with ic_expand_more) is a FilterChip/AssistChip outlined and labelled in colorScheme.primary; it opens the sheet.
ItemRow: when dueHint is not null, the date part of the supporting line is drawn in colorScheme.primary followed by · in 8 days, e.g. 2026-11-02 · in 8 days · <file title>. No literal colours: use theme roles.
The tab counts already come from the filtered board.

Filter sheet: new ui/TaskFilterSheet.kt

TaskFilterSheet wraps a ModalBottomSheet (drag handle, skipPartiallyExpanded = true) around internal fun TaskFilterSheetContent(draft, preview: Previewed?, query, onDraft, onQuery, onReset, onApply). This split is for the screenshot tests: layoutlib does not render the window of a modal sheet, so the content is drawn directly.
The sheet holds the draft (remember of the applied filter when it opens) and asks lists.preview whenever the draft changes. Dismissing it (scrim, swipe, back) discards the draft. "Show N tasks" applies it and closes the sheet.
From top to bottom:
1. Header: "Filter" on the left, a TextButton "Reset" on the right. It sets TaskFilter() and is disabled when the draft already equals it.
2. Due: ConnectedChoice (Components.kt) with "Until today" / "Next 7 days" / "Any date". One line of helper text below:
  - "Hides tasks dated later than now."
  - "Shows tasks up to 7 days ahead."
  - "Shows tasks of any date."
3. Tags: the label "Tags" with tagsSummary on the right, then SearchField (hint "Search tags or dimensions", a clear (x) button while text is entered). The rows are in a LazyColumn; each row has:
  - a Checkbox (multi-select),
  - @Value in StreamdTheme.mono with the tint of the tag (TagTint/tagSpan, as tags are coloured elsewhere) and the match highlighted (e.g. bold or a background on the matched span),
  - a small "TOP 5" label for the top five,
  - the dimension on a second line in small onSurfaceVariant mono, also highlighted,
  - the count on the right.
    With no match it shows No tag matches "<query>". The counts come from the preview, so they follow the draft's due range.
4. Footer: a full-width Button "Show N tasks" (plurals), or "No tasks match" when 0. It stays enabled at 0, so an empty result can still be applied, as in the mock-up.
All strings go in res/values/strings.xml, counts as <plurals>.

Screenshot tests (StateListScreenshots.kt)

Update the existing scenes for the single chip row.
Add:
- StateListFilteredScreenshot: Next 7 days, the scope chip, a selected non-top-five chip, the badge, future rows with their hint.
- StateListFilterSheetScreenshot: the default draft, with more than five tags over two dimensions.
- StateListFilterSheetSearchScreenshot: a query matching a dimension name, highlighted.
- StateListFilterSheetNoMatchScreenshot.
- StateListFilterSheetEmptyScreenshot: "No tasks match".
Draw the sheet content in a Surface within Screen { }, with a fixed NOW (Fixtures.kt).
Record with updateDebugScreenshotTest and look at every image.
Unit tests for everything in TaskFilter.kt, and for the Saver.

5. Documentation

README.md:
- the paragraph on the state screen of the app (line ~1047): the filter button, the sheet, the single chip row with the top five, the due range and the date hint;
- the CLI section of state commands (--due, --show-future);
- the f key of the interactive view (line ~611 on).
REQUIREMENTS.md:
- the requirement of the state listing / the interactive view (the --due forms, f);
- R35 (the Due of the bindings: stateItems, stateBoard with OR placements, partitionValues);
- the app's part (the filter of the state screen).
AGENTS.md:
- commands/state/ (Due, Filter::any_of);
- the facade list (state_board takes OR values and a Due, partition_values a Due);
- records.rs (Due);
- StreamSession (list(key, filter, showClosed), preview);
- ui/ (TaskFilter.kt, TaskFilterSheet.kt).

Acceptance

Filter icon next to search, with a dot while the filter is not the default.
The default view is unchanged: items after now are hidden.
"Next 7 days" and "Any date" reveal future items, with the coloured date and the relative hint.
The tag search matches the value or the dimension name, case-insensitive, ignoring @; the match is highlighted; there is a clear button and the no-match line.
Every tag row shows its dimension, the TOP 5 label where it applies, and its count within the draft's due range.
The chip row shows All, the top five, a chip for every other selected value and, if the due range is not the default, the scope chip that opens the sheet.
Back, swipe-down and the scrim discard the draft; "Show N tasks" applies it; Reset is disabled at the default.
streamd task --due 7d, --due any, --show-future; f cycles in streamd task -i.
nix flake check passes; nix build .#streamd-app passes (unit and screenshot tests).

## Plan: filter the items of a state command by tags and by due range Source: a handover spec and a clickable mock-up (`plan/README.md`, `plan/task-screen-mockup.html`; the folder is not tracked, so everything you need is below). The mock-up's data and the dimension names `project` / `area` are placeholders: use the real `partitioned_by` dimensions of the command. ### Decisions (agreed with the user) - **"Until today" keeps the current behaviour:** an item is shown only if `moment <= now`. It is the default. - **"Next 7 days"** shows items up to the end of the day *today + 7*, in the timezone of the project (inclusive). **"Any date"** has no limit. - **Selected tags are combined with OR across all dimensions:** an item matches if it has any selected `(dimension, value)`. The app shows **one** chip row for all `partitioned_by` dimensions, replacing today's one row per dimension. - **Counts follow *Show closed*:** the tag counts, the tab counts and "Show N tasks" count over the listed states (open only, or closed too when *Show closed* is on), as the chips do today. - **The CLI and the terminal view get the due range too** (`--due`). They keep their partition flags as they are (AND across dimensions); only the app gets the OR selection. - The filter is not saved across app restarts (out of scope). It survives configuration changes and process death through `rememberSaveable`, per command key, as `partition` does today. - The Stream, All, Changes, reminder and activity screens do not change. ### 1. Core (`crates/streamd-core`) **`commands/state/items.rs`** - Add `pub enum Due { Now, Days(u32), Any }`, which is how far into the future items are listed: - `Now`: `moment <= now` (what `show_future = false` is today). - `Days(n)`: `moment < start_of_day(today + n + 1, tz)`, where `today` is the date of `now` in `tz`. Use `localize::start_of_day`, the one place a local day becomes a moment. - `Any`: no limit (what `show_future = true` is today). - Give it a method that resolves it once, e.g. `Due::shows(&self, moment, now, tz) -> bool`, or resolve it into a limit before the loop. - `FromStr` / `Due::parse` for the CLI: `now`, `any`, `<N>d` (e.g. `7d`). An error names the accepted forms. Add `CoreError::InvalidDue`, or reuse an existing variant if one fits. - `Filter` gets OR alternatives besides its AND partition: `Filter::any_of(values: &[(String, String)], config)` builds one `query::Condition` per `(dimension, value)` (alias-aware, like `Condition::new`). An item passes if it matches any of them; an empty list passes everything. `Filter::new` (the AND map) stays for the CLI. - `Filter::shows(item, due, now, tz)` replaces the `show_future: bool` parameter. Update `shown_items` the same way. **`commands/state/board.rs`** - `board(shards, command, filter, due, now, tz)` instead of `show_future`. `partition_counts` is unchanged. **`api.rs`** - `state_items(…, partition, due: Due, now)`: replaces `show_future`. The tz comes from `project.timezone()`. - `state_board(project, stream, key, any_of: &[(String, String)], due: Due, now)`: the partition becomes the OR list. Only the bindings call it; `[]` means all. - `partition_values(project, stream, key, due: Due, include_closed, now)`: counts over `Filter::none()` within `due`, as today. - Update every caller (CLI, LSP if any) by mapping the old bool to `Due::Any` / `Due::Now`. **Tests (core):** `Days(7)` includes the last minute of day 7 and excludes the first of day 8, also across a DST change (use a zone such as `Europe/Berlin`). `Now` equals the old `show_future = false`, `Any` equals `true`. `any_of` with two values of different dimensions shows the union. An alias in `any_of` matches its tag. Counts within `Days(7)` include future items. ### 2. Bindings (`crates/streamd-ffi`) - Add the enum `Due { Now, Days { days: u32 }, Any }` to `records.rs` with its conversion into the core type. - `project.stateItems(stream, key, partition, due, now)`, `project.stateBoard(stream, key, anyOf: List<Placement>, due, now)` and `project.partitionValues(stream, key, due, includeClosed, now)` take `Due` instead of `showFuture`. - Update `tests/kotlin/StoreTest.kt` (lines ~136, 155, 176, 270, 276) and add a Rust test that `Days(7)` reaches a future item. ### 3. CLI (`crates/streamd-cli`) - `commands/state/cli.rs`: add `--due <now|Nd|any>`, default `now`, parsed by `Due::parse` (a wrong value is a usage error). `--show-future` stays as a shorthand for `--due any` and conflicts with `--due`. `StateAction::{List, Interactive}` carry a `Due` instead of `show_future`. Add parse tests next to the existing ones. - `run.rs`: pass the `Due` through. - Interactive view (`interactive/model.rs`, `view.rs`, `terminal.rs`): `f` cycles `now → 7d → any → now`. Key bar: "change how far ahead items are shown". Summary: `· due within 7 days` / `· with future items`. Update the view tests. ### 4. App (`android/`) **`core/StateList.kt`** - `data class PartitionTag(val dimension: String, val value: String)`. - `enum class DueRange { UntilNow, NextWeek, AnyDate }`, mapped to `Due.Now`, `Due.Days(7u)`, `Due.Any` in `StreamSession`. - `data class TaskFilter(val due: DueRange = UntilNow, val tags: Set<PartitionTag> = emptySet())`. - `StateLists.list(key, filter: TaskFilter, showClosed)` replaces the `partition` map. - New: `StateLists.preview(key, filter, showClosed): Previewed`, with `Previewed.Done(matching: Int, partitions: List<Partition>)` / `Failed(reason)`. This is the live count of the sheet. It calls `stateBoard` and `partitionValues` only and reads no file. `matching` is the number of items in the listed states. **`core/StreamSession.kt`** - `list`: `stateBoard(stream, key, filter.tags → Placements, due, now)` and `partitionValues(…, due, showClosed, now)`. - Add `preview`. - The overview (line ~473) and the note moves (~654) keep their present behaviour: `Due.Now` where they pass `false` today. **Pure logic: new `ui/TaskFilter.kt`, unit-tested in `src/test/`** - `topFive(partitions)`: every `(dimension, value)` of all partitions, sorted by count descending, then value, then dimension; the first five. - `isDefault(filter, top)`: `due == UntilNow` and (no tags, or exactly one tag that is in `top`). This drives the badge dot. - `chipRow(filter, top)`: the chips in order: the scope chip if `due != UntilNow`, `All`, a selected chip for each selected tag outside `top` (sorted like the list), then the top five. - `tapped(filter, tag?)`: a chip replaces the selection with its tag; `All` (null) clears it; the due range is kept. - `tagRows(partitions, query)`: all values sorted as `topFive` sorts them, each with whether it is top five and its count. Matching is case-insensitive on the value **or** on the dimension name, ignoring a leading `@` in the query. It returns the matched range in the value and/or in the dimension, for the highlight. - `tagsSummary(n)`: "all tags" / "N selected". - `reset()`: `TaskFilter()`. - `dueHint(moment, now, zone)` for a future item: "today" (later today), "tomorrow", "in N days" (plurals resource). Null if the moment is not after now. - `keeping` (`StateMoves.kt`) becomes `TaskFilter.keeping(partitions)`: it drops the selected tags that are no longer among the values. **`ui/StateList.kt`** - `StateListScreen`: keeps `filter: TaskFilter` in `rememberSaveable(key)` with a `Saver` (the due range by name, the tags as pairs of strings) instead of `partition`, and `sheetOpen`. The `LaunchedEffect` keys on `filter`. - `Header`: an `IconButton` with `StreamdIcons` for `ic_tune.xml` (it is already in `res/drawable`; add it to `Icons.kt` if missing), between Search and ⋮, with content description "Filter tasks" (string resource). Wrap it in `BadgedBox { Badge() }` while `!isDefault`. - The chip row replaces `PartitionChips`: one horizontally scrolling row from `chipRow`. Tag chips are labelled `value count`, as today. The scope chip ("Next 7 days" / "Any date" with `ic_expand_more`) is a `FilterChip`/`AssistChip` outlined and labelled in `colorScheme.primary`; it opens the sheet. - `ItemRow`: when `dueHint` is not null, the date part of the supporting line is drawn in `colorScheme.primary` followed by ` · in 8 days`, e.g. `2026-11-02 · in 8 days · <file title>`. No literal colours: use theme roles. - The tab counts already come from the filtered board. **Filter sheet: new `ui/TaskFilterSheet.kt`** - `TaskFilterSheet` wraps a `ModalBottomSheet` (drag handle, `skipPartiallyExpanded = true`) around `internal fun TaskFilterSheetContent(draft, preview: Previewed?, query, onDraft, onQuery, onReset, onApply)`. This split is for the screenshot tests: layoutlib does not render the window of a modal sheet, so the content is drawn directly. - The sheet holds the draft (`remember` of the applied filter when it opens) and asks `lists.preview` whenever the draft changes. Dismissing it (scrim, swipe, back) discards the draft. "Show N tasks" applies it and closes the sheet. - From top to bottom: 1. **Header:** "Filter" on the left, a `TextButton` "Reset" on the right. It sets `TaskFilter()` and is disabled when the draft already equals it. 2. **Due:** `ConnectedChoice` (`Components.kt`) with "Until today" / "Next 7 days" / "Any date". One line of helper text below: - "Hides tasks dated later than now." - "Shows tasks up to 7 days ahead." - "Shows tasks of any date." 3. **Tags:** the label "Tags" with `tagsSummary` on the right, then `SearchField` (hint "Search tags or dimensions", a clear (x) button while text is entered). The rows are in a `LazyColumn`; each row has: - a `Checkbox` (multi-select), - `@Value` in `StreamdTheme.mono` with the tint of the tag (`TagTint`/`tagSpan`, as tags are coloured elsewhere) and the match highlighted (e.g. bold or a background on the matched span), - a small "TOP 5" label for the top five, - the dimension on a second line in small `onSurfaceVariant` mono, also highlighted, - the count on the right. With no match it shows `No tag matches "<query>".` The counts come from the preview, so they follow the draft's due range. 4. **Footer:** a full-width `Button` "Show N tasks" (plurals), or "No tasks match" when 0. It stays enabled at 0, so an empty result can still be applied, as in the mock-up. - All strings go in `res/values/strings.xml`, counts as `<plurals>`. **Screenshot tests (`StateListScreenshots.kt`)** - Update the existing scenes for the single chip row. - Add: - `StateListFilteredScreenshot`: Next 7 days, the scope chip, a selected non-top-five chip, the badge, future rows with their hint. - `StateListFilterSheetScreenshot`: the default draft, with more than five tags over two dimensions. - `StateListFilterSheetSearchScreenshot`: a query matching a dimension name, highlighted. - `StateListFilterSheetNoMatchScreenshot`. - `StateListFilterSheetEmptyScreenshot`: "No tasks match". - Draw the sheet content in a `Surface` within `Screen { }`, with a fixed `NOW` (`Fixtures.kt`). - Record with `updateDebugScreenshotTest` and look at every image. - Unit tests for everything in `TaskFilter.kt`, and for the `Saver`. ### 5. Documentation - **README.md**: - the paragraph on the state screen of the app (line ~1047): the filter button, the sheet, the single chip row with the top five, the due range and the date hint; - the CLI section of state commands (`--due`, `--show-future`); - the `f` key of the interactive view (line ~611 on). - **REQUIREMENTS.md**: - the requirement of the state listing / the interactive view (the `--due` forms, `f`); - R35 (the `Due` of the bindings: `stateItems`, `stateBoard` with OR placements, `partitionValues`); - the app's part (the filter of the state screen). - **AGENTS.md**: - `commands/state/` (`Due`, `Filter::any_of`); - the facade list (`state_board` takes OR values and a `Due`, `partition_values` a `Due`); - `records.rs` (`Due`); - `StreamSession` (`list(key, filter, showClosed)`, `preview`); - `ui/` (`TaskFilter.kt`, `TaskFilterSheet.kt`). ### Acceptance - [ ] Filter icon next to search, with a dot while the filter is not the default. - [ ] The default view is unchanged: items after now are hidden. - [ ] "Next 7 days" and "Any date" reveal future items, with the coloured date and the relative hint. - [ ] The tag search matches the value or the dimension name, case-insensitive, ignoring `@`; the match is highlighted; there is a clear button and the no-match line. - [ ] Every tag row shows its dimension, the TOP 5 label where it applies, and its count within the draft's due range. - [ ] The chip row shows All, the top five, a chip for every other selected value and, if the due range is not the default, the scope chip that opens the sheet. - [ ] Back, swipe-down and the scrim discard the draft; "Show N tasks" applies it; Reset is disabled at the default. - [ ] `streamd task --due 7d`, `--due any`, `--show-future`; `f` cycles in `streamd task -i`. - [ ] `nix flake check` passes; `nix build .#streamd-app` passes (unit and screenshot tests).

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Filter the items of a state command by tags and due range #331

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Implemented in #331.

Time: about 25 minutes, including nix flake check, the bindings build and nix build .#streamd-app.
Tokens: about 255k.

Findings during the implementation

--due is a new flag on every state command. Validation reserved only show-future and help as flag names, so due is now reserved too: a partitioned_by dimension named due would have clashed with it.
Days(n) is resolved as "the start of day n+1 in the project's timezone, minus one nanosecond", through start_of_day. That makes it exact across a clock change; a test on the Berlin change of 2026-10-25 covers it.
Due::parse uses its own small DueError with FromStr instead of a new CoreError variant. Only the CLI parses it; the bindings pass the enum directly.
In the TUI, f now cycles three ranges (now → 7d → any). A front-end test that expected one press to show everything was adjusted.
The old map-based keeping (StateMoves.kt) became TaskFilter.keeping; chosen values that disappear are still cleared.
The existing state-list screenshot references changed only by the new filter button.
rememberModalBottomSheetState is deprecated in the pinned Material version. It is kept, like ActivityRange.kt, so both sheets can move to the new API together.
The strings say "tasks", as agreed, although a state command can be about other things (orders, …). If that matters, it's a one-line change in strings.xml.

Implemented in #331. **Time:** about 25 minutes, including `nix flake check`, the bindings build and `nix build .#streamd-app`. **Tokens:** about 255k. **Findings during the implementation** - `--due` is a new flag on every state command. Validation reserved only `show-future` and `help` as flag names, so `due` is now reserved too: a `partitioned_by` dimension named `due` would have clashed with it. - `Days(n)` is resolved as "the start of day n+1 in the project's timezone, minus one nanosecond", through `start_of_day`. That makes it exact across a clock change; a test on the Berlin change of 2026-10-25 covers it. - `Due::parse` uses its own small `DueError` with `FromStr` instead of a new `CoreError` variant. Only the CLI parses it; the bindings pass the enum directly. - In the TUI, `f` now cycles three ranges (now → 7d → any). A front-end test that expected one press to show everything was adjusted. - The old map-based `keeping` (`StateMoves.kt`) became `TaskFilter.keeping`; chosen values that disappear are still cleared. - The existing state-list screenshot references changed only by the new filter button. - `rememberModalBottomSheetState` is deprecated in the pinned Material version. It is kept, like `ActivityRange.kt`, so both sheets can move to the new API together. - The strings say "tasks", as agreed, although a state command can be about other things (orders, …). If that matters, it's a one-line change in `strings.xml`.

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