Changed styling of duedates #75
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May 17, 2020
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- used original Todoist colors for overdue (red), today (green), tomorrow (orange)
- set all due dates to same text size which looks somehow cleaner
- last seven days in weekdays are displayed as weekday because it is easier to regocnize than a date, i.e. Friday in red means "should have been done until last Friday"
- used more toLocaleDateString options to reflect local date representation, i.e. "May 15" would be "15. Mai" in German (day before months)
- set cell vertical allignment to middle in order to align avatar and text
…d; last seven days in weekdays; used toLocaleDateString options to reflect local date representation
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