Count CLOSED (buy-to-close) as a settled position - #141
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calcPremiumStats only treated EXPIRED/ASSIGNED/CALLED as settled, so buy-to-close positions showed '0 positions settled' and were excluded from Return Rate. Count CLOSED as settled (premium kept, no assignment) and fix the Total Premium tooltip which wrongly claimed 'gross' when the value is net of buy-to-close costs.
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Problem
Wheeler's Premium Economics showed "0 positions settled" despite closed-early (buy-to-close) positions in Position History.
calcPremiumStatsonly treatedEXPIRED/ASSIGNED/CALLEDas settled, soCLOSEDrows fell through — excluded from the settled count and from Return Rate.Fix
CLOSEDas a settled outcome (premium kept, no assignment/call-away) — added tosettledand to the Return Rate numerator.premium − closeCost). Tooltip now says net.Build + 191 tests green.