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7 changes: 7 additions & 0 deletions docs/core/entity/calendar.md
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| uid | string | `None` | A unique identifier for the event (required for mutations) |
| recurrence_id | string | `None` | An optional identifier for a specific instance of a recurring event (required for mutations of recurring events) |
| rrule | string | `None` | A recurrence rule string, for example, `FREQ=DAILY` |
| status | `CalendarEventStatus` | `None` | The status of the event, either `confirmed` or `tentative`. Leave unset when the calendar does not report a status, which is not the same as a confirmed event. |

### Event status

The `status` of an event is a subset of the rfc5545 `STATUS` property. An integration reports the status its calendar reports, and leaves it unset when the calendar does not provide one. An unset status is not the same as a confirmed event, so consumers should not treat it as one.

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Use the standard acronym format.

Write RFC 5545 instead of rfc5545 for consistency and clarity.

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In `@docs/core/entity/calendar.md` at line 209, Update the calendar documentation
text to use the standard “RFC 5545” acronym format instead of “rfc5545,” without
changing the surrounding status behavior explanation.


A calendar entity does not return cancelled events, so `cancelled` is not part of the supported set. Where a source keeps cancelled events instead of deleting them, the integration filters them out rather than reporting them with a status.

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