feat: make month week start configurable
Add a Monday-default --week-start option for every weekday and carry it through domain layout, full and compact rendering, event query windows, print mode, and the interactive TUI. Preserve byte-compatible Monday output and cover rotated headers, spill dates, invalid input, sanitizer behavior, and live terminal restoration.
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@@ -8,7 +8,8 @@ typeface and palette; Nocal owns hierarchy, spacing, and restrained emphasis.
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## Product principles
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1. **The month is the home screen.** Launching Nocal immediately shows six
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complete Monday-first weeks. There is no dashboard or splash screen.
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complete weeks, Monday-first by default. `--week-start` can rotate the grid
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to any weekday. There is no dashboard or splash screen.
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2. **Useful at a glance.** Every visible day shows as many appointments as fit,
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ordered as all-day first and then by start time. A final `+N more` line is
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used instead of clipping silently.
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@@ -98,8 +99,12 @@ exact occurrence in the month grid. `Esc` or `g` closes the agenda without
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changing the month selection unless an occurrence was chosen. Hidden calendars
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remain filtered there, while calendar selection and search can overlay the
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agenda. Agenda navigation never persists state, and add/edit/delete remain in
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the month workflow. The next local-data work adds advanced recurrence overrides
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and rule editing.
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the month workflow. Week-start selection rotates only the month grid, header,
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and the visible range used by its month queries; storage, agenda windows, and
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recurrence rules are unchanged. The default remains Monday for backward
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compatibility. The CLI accepts the exact lowercase values `monday`, `tuesday`,
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`wednesday`, `thursday`, `friday`, `saturday`, and `sunday`. The next local-data
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work adds advanced recurrence overrides and rule editing.
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## Local file interchange
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