docs: move new settings docs to recurring page

Author: ilandikov

docs/Getting Started/Dates.md

@@ -134,15 +134,6 @@ Done dates use a white check-mark emoji: ✅.
 - [x] take out the trash ✅ 2021-04-09
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-### Next recurrence appears on the line below
-
-![Setting for next recurrence appearance](../../images/settings-next-recurrence-appearance.png)
-
-Enabling this will make the next recurrence of a task appear on line below the completed task. Otherwise the next recurrence will appear on the line of the toggled task and the completed one below. This is the default behaviour.
-
-> [!released]
-> `Next recurrence appears on the line below` setting was introduced in Tasks X.Y.Z
-
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 ## Finding mistakes in dates on task lines

docs/Getting Started/Recurring Tasks.md

@@ -12,11 +12,9 @@ For example: `🔁 every weekday` means the task will repeat every week on Monda
 Every recurrence rule has to start with the word `every`.
 
 When you toggle the status of a recurring task to anything but "todo" (i.e. "done"), the original task that you wanted to toggle will be marked as done and get the done date appended to it, like any other task.
-In addition, _a new task will be put one line above the original task_ by default. You may change this behavior and make the new task appear on the line below the original task by enabling the [[Dates#Next recurrence appears on the line below]] setting.
-The new task will have updated dates based off the original task.
 
-> [!released]
-> [[Dates#Next recurrence appears on the line below]] setting was introduced in Tasks X.Y.Z
+In addition, _a new task will be put one line above the original task_ by default. You may change this behaviour and make the new task appear on the line below the original task by enabling the [[Dates#Next recurrence appears on the line below]] setting.
+The new task will have updated dates based off the original task.
 
 ### Basic Example
 
@@ -73,6 +71,17 @@ You can validate that tasks understands your rule by using the `Tasks: Create or
 
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+## Location of the new task
+
+Use this setting to control where the recurring task is inserted. The default is to put the new task before the original one.
+
+![Setting for next recurrence appearance](../../images/settings-recurrence-location.png)
+
+> [!released]
+> Control of the location of the new task was introduced in Tasks X.Y.Z
+
+---
+
 ## Repeating a Task Based on the Original Due Date or the Completion Date
 
 When you create a recurring task, you can decide whether the next occurrence should be based on the original dates or the date when you completed the task.