Add "work week" focused syntax

[jorvis]

@jonathancrabtree suggested the addition of work-week focused list and reporting syntax, like this:

$ qtask list work in this work week
$ qtask list work in last work week

Since these are common reporting intervals

[jonathancrabtree]

If you're going to go with that syntax then you'll need to clarify what you mean by "work week". Does it include or not include work done on Saturdays and Sundays? And, if it includes it, why not drop the word "work" from both proposed phrases?

[jorvis]

The current syntax:

qtask list work in last 1 week

Would already span the weekend if necessary. The proposed 'work week' would be documented to only do Mon - Fri, for those dear people whose work week is actually limited to those days.

I suppose another option to add (and I'm embarrassed I didn't add it right away) is to simply allow the specification of date ranges such as:

qtask list work between 2015-02-10 and 2015-02-17

[jonathancrabtree]

Date ranges sound good. With respect to "list work in last 1 week", are the following two things equivalent?

qtask list work in last 1 week
qtask list work in last 7 days

I would expect them to be, in which case I think my question about the work week including the weekends is still valid. That is, I would argue that, in natural language terms, "work in last 1 week" and "work last week" are not equivalent.

[jonathancrabtree]

OTOH so long as you can specify an explicit date range and so long as the meanings of the various phrases are well-documented I don't think any of this matters too much.

[jorvis]

Initial support for this added. Some ambiguity about whether the range should be inclusive. Feedback welcome.