Changelog

Root cause: OpenSettingsAsync() awaited Settings.OpenCommand

.ExecuteAsync(), which is an AsyncRelayCommand with

AllowConcurrentExecutions=false (the default). Inside that command,

LoadAllAsync() calls RuleService.GetRulesAsync() → sdk.SendAsync().

If the SDK call hangs (never resolves), the command stays in

"executing" state forever. AsyncRelayCommand.CanExecute returns false

while executing, so the Button becomes permanently disabled — clicks

are silently ignored, but tooltip still works on hover.

Fix:

• Show the overlay immediately (IsOpen = true) before loading data
• Call LoadSettingsDataAsync() directly from the parent ViewModel

instead of going through Settings.OpenCommand, bypassing the

AsyncRelayCommand concurrency guard entirely

• Rename LoadAllAsync → LoadSettingsDataAsync (internal) so the parent

VM can call it directly

Replace hardcoded BoxShadow="0 8 32 0 #60000000" in all four plugin

ModalOverlayTheme.axaml files (Tasks, Calendar, Notes, Email) with

{DynamicResource ThemeShadowXl} from the new elevation token system.

The detailed/sidebar list view was missing a context menu while all

other views (Simple list, Kanban, GTD, Calendar) had one. Users had

to click a task and use the detail panel buttons for actions like

delete, duplicate, archive, etc.

Adds the same MenuFlyout context menu to the detailed list item Border

with: Edit, Start Work, Mark Complete, Reopen, Start/Stop Timer,

Duplicate, Archive, Delete — matching the Simple list view menu.

OpenAsync() was awaiting LoadAllAsync() without a try-catch. If any

service call threw (e.g., RuleService.GetRulesAsync SDK query), the

exception was silently swallowed by the AsyncRelayCommand and IsOpen

was never set to true — resulting in zero visual feedback on click.

Wrap LoadAllAsync in try-catch so IsOpen = true always executes.

Task #3 had a recurrence.pattern JSON object without a "type" field,

causing NotSupportedException with [JsonPolymorphic]. Replaced the

attribute-based approach with a custom RecurrencePatternConverter that

handles missing/unknown discriminators gracefully (defaults to daily).

This matches the pattern already used by RecurrenceEnd and is resilient

to data written by older versions or external sync sources.

Also added RustWeekdayConverter.TryParse for use by the converter.