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Title: Add a `clear-done` command to remove completed tasks
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Body:
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**What**
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Add a `clear-done` command to the tasks CLI that removes every task already marked done, leaving
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the pending ones untouched.
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**Why**
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After working through a list, the completed items pile up as noise. There's currently no way to
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clear them out short of editing `tasks.json` by hand.
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**Acceptance criteria**
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- `python cli.py clear-done` removes all completed tasks and keeps all pending ones.
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- It prints how many tasks were removed.
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- The removal logic lives in `tasks.py` (a `TaskList` method), not in `cli.py`.
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- Running it when nothing is done is a no-op that removes 0 tasks (no crash).
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