Enhancement - Supports '--' on the command line

- Using '--' on the command line separates the left hand side, where
  task is free to interpret arguments in the usual way, and the right
  hand side, which is then assumed to be part of the task description,
  and is not interpreted by task.

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                   Note also that this capability does depend on whether your terminal
                   program can display these colors.
                 </p>
+
+                <strong>% task add project:Home -- pri:H +tag /from/to/</strong>
+                <p>
+                  The -- argument can be used to tell task to stop interpreting
+                  the command line arguments.  In the example above, a new task
+                  is added for the project 'Home', then the -- argument appears,
+                  and therefore all remaining arguments are part of the
+                  description.  In this case, the description is "pri:H +tag
+                  /from/to/".  This is one way to override task's interpretation
+                  of the command line.  The other way is to put the entire
+                  description in quotes.
+                </p>
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                 <hr>
 
+                <p>
+                  <b>
+                    Q: How do I use '+word' in a task description, and prevent it
+                       from being interpreted as a tag?
+                  </b>
+                  <br />
+                  A: There are several ways to do this.  The simplest is to use
+                     the '--' argument in the command line, and task will assume
+                     that everything afterwards is part of the description.  For
+                     example:
+                     <pre><code>% task add -- +tag</code></pre>
+                     Allows the task description to be "+tag".  If you use the
+                     command:
+                     <pre><code>% task &lt;id&gt; edit</code></pre>
+                     Then you are free to put (almost) anything in the description
+                     field without task interpreting it.
+                </p>
+                <hr>
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                   <li>Fixed documentation errors (thanks to Thomas@BIC).
                   <li>The 'weekstart' configuration variable now controls the 'calendar'
                       command (thanks to Federico Hernandez).
+                  <li>Supports '--' argument to indicate that all subsequence arguments are
+                      part of the description, despite what they otherwise might mean.
                 </ul>
 
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