Fix indexing in extract_annotation_from() #84
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json_obj['annotations'] contains the annotations in chronological order, i.e., the first annotation is the oldest, and the last annotation is the latest. In order to recognize any changes to the annotations and provide Timewarrior with the latest annotation, the last annotation with index -1 should be returned instead of the first one.
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json_obj['annotations']contains the annotations in chronological order, i.e., the first annotation is the oldest, and the last annotation is the latest.I assume that in order to recognize any changes to the annotations and provide Timewarrior with the latest annotation, the last annotation with index -1 should be returned instead of the first one.