`status:` reference docs don't clarify its usage

[aieri]

Description

https://taskfile.dev/docs/reference/schema#status describes a method for detecting whether a task should run or be skipped. Unfortunately it doesn't describe how task uses the output of the specified status command.
Based on the example provided, I can guess the idea is that if the status command has a RC of 0 the task is skipped, and if it does not the task is run, but the documentation doesn't say this. Without the example one could also imagine other behaviors:

• run task if status command produces output on stdout
• run task if status command produces output that differs from the last invocation
• run task if status command produces output on stderr, ignoring RC

I suggest clarifying intent so that it may be understood without having to infer it from the example.

Version

3.49.1

Operating system

Any

Experiments Enabled

No response

Example Taskfile

[trulede]

The schema documentation is only concerned with the schema itself (its structure) and not its behaviour.

The documentation you want is here:
https://taskfile.dev/docs/guide#using-programmatic-checks-to-indicate-a-task-is-up-to-date