feat: add safe GTD classification undo - #370
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Summary
Ports the GTD classification undo from closed PR #333 onto the plugin boundary described in #368. Classification still copies the message into the configured GTD folder immediately; when the IMAP server returns an exact UIDPLUS destination, that new copy can now be undone without touching Inbox, another label, or another message in the thread.
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Ctrl+Z/Cmd+Zfor the newest GTD classification.Testing
npm test— 1,117 tests passed across 61 files.npm run lintandnpm run lint:plugins.node --testsuite,npm run lint, andnpm run build.Refs #368
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