* Re-enable failing folder/DayOne tests
* Disable dayone tests again - out of scope for this problem
* Fix folder journal deletion by tracking which dates are associated with deleted entries
* Re-enable failing directory journal import tests
* Appropriately track journal name and modified entries in FolderJournal when importing
* Run make format
* Raise exception when trying to commit folder-based journal (including DayOne)
* Add test to ensure this doesn't mess with encrypting normal journals
* Consolidate and standardized tests
* Update authors to "jrnl contributors" to comply with GPL3
* Include jrnl email address with contributors
* Include GPL notice in jrnl --version
* Apply consistent copyright and license to all Python files
* Add copyright and license to documentation
* Add copyright and license to docs theme
* Wiping poetry cache to try to resolve a test issue
* Testing with Python 3.9.0 in attempt to bypass GitHub Actions failure in 3.9.1
* make format
* Exclude Windows Python 3.9 build which is failing due to a GitHub Actions problem
* Modify testing to get around this 3.9 issue...
* Fix exclude
Update FolderJournal reference to entry __unicode__ method to __str__
Remove DayOne test made obsolete by FolderJournal
Fix FolderJournal path tests for Windows paths
Apply Black linting
Adds feature for issue #170 (and #398) where you configure your journal to
be a directory and entries are added as sub-directories and files:
yyyy/mm/dd.txt. Multiple entries in a day will go in the same file, but a
new entry for a specific day will create a new file (and directory
structure).
Fix failed test scenarios for folder journal.
