Rename 'expiration.on-sync' to 'purge.on-sync' (#3556)
Taskwarrior uses "expire" to refer to deletion of tasks past their "until" date, so let's use `purge` to link this semantically to the `task purge` command.
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@@ -542,7 +542,7 @@ void NewsItem::version3_1_0 (std::vector<NewsItem>& items) {
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Version version("3.1.0");
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NewsItem sync {
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version,
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/*title=*/"Purging and Expiring Tasks",
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/*title=*/"Purging Tasks, Manually or Automatically",
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/*bg_title=*/"",
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/*background=*/"",
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/*punchline=*/
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@@ -552,7 +552,7 @@ void NewsItem::version3_1_0 (std::vector<NewsItem>& items) {
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"The `task purge` command removes tasks entirely, in contrast to `task delete` which merely sets\n"
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"the task status to 'Deleted'. This functionality existed in versions 2.x but was temporarily\n"
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"removed in 3.0.\n\n"
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"The new `expiration.on-sync` configuration parameter controls automatic expiration of old tasks.\n"
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"The new `purge.on-sync` configuration parameter controls automatic purging of old tasks.\n"
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"An old task is one with status 'Deleted' that has not been modified in 180 days. This\n"
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"functionality is optional and not enabled by default."
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};
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