Linus Waldowsky
2b999d9b0f
Implement three deletion modes for recurring events: - single: exclude specific occurrence via EXDATE mechanism - future: set RRULE UNTIL to stop future occurrences - all: delete entire event series Changes include: - Add exceptionDates field to CalendarEvent model - Add RecurringDeleteMode type and DeleteRecurringEventDTO - EventService.deleteRecurring() with mode-based logic using rrule library - EventController DELETE endpoint accepts mode/occurrenceDate query params - recurrenceExpander filters out exception dates during expansion - AI tools support deleteMode and occurrenceDate for proposed deletions - ChatService.confirmEvent() handles recurring delete modes - New DeleteEventModal component for unified delete confirmation UI - Calendar screen integrates modal for both recurring and non-recurring events
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