hiperman
3b9c179643
\ - Add HabitGrid component with a responsive calendar-style layout\\ - Support variable habit durations with period-based cell rendering\ - Add skeleton loading states for better UX during data fetching - Add CounterHabitButton component for cells with increment/decrement interactions\ - Create HabitCellContextMenu for period-based actions (reset, set values, fail) - Add HabitCreationForm for creating new habits\ - Add HabitActionMenu component for additional operations on habits (archive, delete, edit)\ - Add SetValueDialog component for editing the value of a cell
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