qtmaildir - A Qt6 desktop mail client for a local, notmuch-indexed Maildir

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12 days	docs: correct the claim that a paren-bearing value is unrepresentable	Danilo M.	1	-4/+17
	The spec listed from:(((( among the queries the parser must reject, and the plan's Task 6 asserted that rejection. Probing the built parser shows it accepts the query as a From row whose value is the literal text, and compiles it back byte for byte. That is correct behaviour, not a leak in the strictness rule. notmuch reads those parens as characters to search for rather than as grouping, so the query is meaningful and the row displaying it tells the truth. Rejecting it would buy nothing and would push a representable rule into text mode. The distinction the documents were missing: a parenthesis inside a VALUE is not a shape question at all, only a parenthesis in grouping position is. Restate both documents accordingly, and replace the assertion with a round-trip one, which is the property that actually matters here.
12 days	docs,rulequery: state the tag quoting rule rather than the test	Danilo M.	1	-2/+16
	The draft compile() quoted every Is/IsNot term, which contradicted the same task's own assertion that a negated tag compiles to . The implementer resolved it in the direction the tests specify, and the resolution is right: notmuch reads tag:inbox and tag:"inbox" identically, counting 5322 either way against the live index, so quoting a tag would change the stored string without changing what it matches. That breaks the byte-for-byte round trip this type exists to guarantee. Restate the comment as the rule rather than as a note about what a test expects, correct the plan's draft so the remaining tasks do not inherit the contradiction, and warn the parser task that a quoted tag must not be read back as a quoting operator.
12 days	docs: implementation plan for the rule builder	Danilo M.	1	-0/+2054
	Twelve tasks against the design approved today, TDD throughout: RuleQuery comes first as a value type with no widget dependency, tested on exact strings, and the dialog is wired to it only once parsing and compiling round-trip. Two tasks carry the guarantees the design was shaped around rather than merely testing behaviour. Task 7 round-trips every query shape present in the live rules file and pins it with a mutation check, since a compile that differs by one paren would rewrite a file a second tool reads. Task 6 pins whole-query rejection, because a parser that salvages the part it understands is how a not clause goes missing and a live mail filter silently widens. Queries in the tests are generic placeholders. The shapes are what is under test and they survive substitution intact.