Improve reminder accuracy by checking for activity submissions#205
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This pull request resolves an issue where students received overdue reminders for work they had already submitted. Previously, the plugin relied solely on the core activity completion status. This caused problems because completion is often tied to receiving a grade, which rarely happens before the due date, leading to incorrect reminders for submitted work.
This patch introduces a lightweight and extensible framework that checks for activity submissions in addition to the core completion status. This ensures reminders are only sent when a submission is actually missing, providing a more accurate and less confusing experience for students.
The new submission check, along with unit tests, has been implemented for assignments and quizzes. Support for additional modules can be added easily.
Fixes #142.