Update documentation

Update for additional cycling lists.

README.md

@@ -18,9 +18,13 @@ An [Obsidian](https://obsidian.md/) plugin to change task status and append text
     - Mark tasks with statuses such as `[>]` and `[/]`
     - Mark individual task statuses with hotkeys
     - Optionally append text such as `❎ 2023-01-01`
-- Cycle task statuses
+- Cycle tasks
     - Cycle among configured statuses such as `[x]`, `[-]`, `[>]` and `[/]`
     - Reversely cycle among configured statuses
+- Cycle tasks among additional lists of statuses 📝 2023-11-04
+  - E.g., list 1 `x->/` for task execution status
+  - E.g., list 2 `?!biI` for task importance
+  - E.g., list 3 `pcud` for task pro/con/up/down
 - Append text
     - Command to append text such as `📝 2023-01-01` to any line
     - Command to append text such as `✅ 2023-01-01` to any line

docs/Setting.md

@@ -45,11 +45,11 @@ Task Marker uses [moment.js](https://momentjs.com/docs/#/displaying/format/) to
 
 ## Cycle tasks
 
-- **Cycled task statuses**
+- **Cycled task (main)**
     - Examples:
         - `x- Rip`
-- **Support cycling task status reversely**
-    - If enabled, an additional command would be added to reversely cycle the statuses configured in **Cycled task statuses**.
+- **Support cycling task reversely (main)**
+    - If enabled, an additional command would be added to reversely cycle the statuses configured in **Cycled task (main)**.
     - For the example above, it means that this command would cycle among `piR -x`.
 
 ## Append text

docs/Usage.md

@@ -32,19 +32,19 @@ If the current line is (or selection contains) a task, and the task matches the
 - Use the **mouse** to select an icon, or **type** the associated character.
     - For instance, one can type `x` to complete the task.
 
-## Cycle task status
+## Cycle task
 
-### Cycle task status
+### Cycle task (main)
 
 - If the current status of the task matches one of the configured statuses, the status would change to the next one.
       - For instance, if `Rip` is configured and the current status is `R`, then the status become `i` after executing the command.
 - If the current status of the task does not match any of the configured statuses, the status would change to the first one.
       - For instance, if `Rip` is configured and the current status is `x`, then the status would become `R` after executing the command.
 - If it is an item, e.g., `- Item`, rather than a task, then the status would start from the first status in the configuration.
 
-### Cycle task status reversely
+### Cycle task reversely (main)
 
-- If **Support cycling task status reversely** is enabled, an additional command would be added to reversely cycle the statuses configured in **Cycled task statuses**.
+- If **Support cycling task reversely (main)** is enabled, an additional command would be added to reversely cycle the statuses configured in **Cycled task (main)**.
 
 ## Append text