Add income toggle to exclude income transactions from calculations #8
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…nctions and parameters - Added mocks for getCurrencySymbol, getBudgetedAmounts, getCategoryGroupSortOrders, and getCategoryGroupTombstones in useActualData tests. - Updated transformToWrappedData function calls in tests to include new parameters for improved data handling. - Adjusted assertions in tests to accommodate changes in the data transformation logic, ensuring accurate validation of results.
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This PR adds a new toggle to include/exclude income transactions from all calculations. When disabled (default), only expenses are included, which helps handle cases like returns/refunds that create both expense and income transactions.
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