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Greetings Dmitry,
I've been enjoying your simple and very useful Pomodoro plugin for a while, so thanks for that :-)
In this pull request I'm submitting a proposal for some simple statistics for past day, week, month for issue #9. It displays a message like the following in the status bar when the Pomodoro timer is hovered:
"Pomodoros done: today 4 (1 incomplete), past week 18 (3 incomplete), past 28 days 70 (9 incomplete)"
It's my first Kotlin project, I've tried to follow the existing style, but I'd be glad of any suggestions to improve the design. If it looks interesting then I can tune it with your feedback. One thing I think it could use is some kind of cleanup of old statistics, e.g. automatically when older than one month or when the Pomodoros counter is reset.
Regards,
Gary