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feat: Enhanced recursive parent/child task search | insert [ ] on list#42
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feat: Enhanced recursive parent/child task search | insert [ ] on list#42echaya wants to merge 1 commit intoserenevoid:masterfrom
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1. Handles the case where there are child lists between tasks 2. Insert `[ ]` when cursor is on markdown list when toggle
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Hey there, me again :)
This PR is meant to allow
[ ]automatically inserted on todo.toggle when cursor is on a list line. This was supported in vimwiki and I found it more ergonomics than insert[ ]myself.During test, I also enhanced parent/child search logic to better handle the structure below