chore(extension): improve iteration status display #327
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During an ongoing iteration, show an in progress message rather than links to stale files.
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Improve the VS Code extension's task details view to handle in-progress iterations more gracefully. Instead of showing stale file links during an active iteration, the extension now displays a progress indicator with a clear message.
Additionally, the development version (0.0.0-dev) is now treated as the latest version for feature availability checks, preventing false negatives during local development.
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running,in_progress,initializing,installing)0.0.0-devas always meeting version requirements inisVersionAtLeast()checkNotes
The iteration status detection helps prevent confusion when users view task details during active iterations, ensuring they don't interact with potentially outdated file information.
Closes: #311