Toggle to Hide Habit Completion Progress Bar in Daily View
A habit-tracking app user wants a setting to hide the completion percentage bar on the daily check-in screen, since seeing an incomplete bar creates anxiety and encourages inaccurate retroactive logging. The request targets one specific app UI, not a broader tracking pattern.
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