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feat(todo): 3-day grid's blocks dragged to another day and time, or onto All day (ADR 0033, D17)

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A block held and dragged moves its task to another of the three days
shown and another time, its top snapping to a quarter hour, the time it
would take shown under the pointer, its duration, recurrence and
reminders kept; dropped on a day's All day it loses its time and
duration. Either can be undone for a moment. A later time of a repeating
task doesn't move. DayDropArea's move is now moveTask, shared by both.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Tizian 「ティツィアーン」 <raisondetredev@pm.me>
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@ -313,8 +313,16 @@ alternative was put to them, the choice is theirs.
above, timed ones as blocks as long as they last (half an hour at least, to midnight
at most), overlapping ones side by side in lanes (`layOutDay`); a long press on a free
half hour marks it and opens quick add there for half an hour; a block opens its task;
*Overdue* opens a sheet of the overdue tasks with Reschedule. **To come**: blocks
dragged to another time or day, a month grid on wide windows.
*Overdue* opens a sheet of the overdue tasks with Reschedule. A block held and
dragged (built 1 Nov 2026) moves its task to another of the three days and another
time, its top where it is dropped snapping to a quarter hour (the long press's half
hour is too coarse to move a block a little), the time it would take shown under the
pointer, its duration, recurrence and reminders kept; dropped on a day's *All day*,
it loses its time and duration. Either can be undone for a moment, as a row dropped
on Upcoming's day (`moveTask`, shared with `DayDropArea`). A later time of a
repeating task doesn't move: only the task itself, at its next time, does. Dragging
past the three days shown waits until someone misses it. **To come**: a month grid
on wide windows.
## Steps