Can't figure out how get default notes working with version 2
I used version 1 of this software and it worked fine. I'm upgrading to version 2 but I'm having problems getting things to work. I'm not sure if the README is still accurate or if I have something misconfigured. Either way, I'm having a hard time following exactly how to get this configured so it works.

My first problem is trying to get default notes working with the instructions at https://github.com/jschlatow/taskopen#add-default-notes

When I do `task 1 annotate Notes` all it does it add a text annotation called "Notes. When I try `taskopen 1`, it says `No actions applicable." I'm not sure what this means or how to resolve it. Here's the diagnostic output:

```
> $ taskopen diagnostics
Environment
  Platform:       Mac OSX
  Taskopen:       v2.0.0beta-7-gb006dce
  Taskwarrior:    2.6.2
  Configuration:  /Users/steve/.taskopenrc
Current configuration
  Binaries and paths:
    taskbin            = task
    taskargs           =
    editor             = nvim
    path_ext           = /usr/local/share/taskopen/scripts
  General:
    debug              = false
    no_annotation_hook = addnote
    task_attributes    = priority,project,tags,description
  Action groups:
  Subcommands:
    default            = normal
  Actions:
    files
      .target          = annotations
      .regex           = ^[\.\/~]+.*\.(.*)
      .labelregex      = .*
      .command         = open $FILE
      .modes           = batch,any,normal
    notes
      .target          = annotations
      .regex           = ^Notes\.(.*)
      .labelregex      = .*
      .command         = editnote ~/notes/tasknotes/$UUID.$LAST_MATCH "$TASK_DE
                         SCRIPTION" $UUID
      .modes           = batch,any,normal
    url
      .target          = annotations
      .regex           = ((?:www|http).*)
      .labelregex      = .*
      .command         = open $LAST_MATCH
      .modes           = batch,any,normal
``` 

The path to `editnote` appears to be fine, it returns: Usage: `/Users/steve/bin/editnote <file-path> <description> <uuid>`

Thanks.