Taskwarrior miscalculates report height when using blank rows in sort

[ethereal-engineer]

Note: my current workaround is an shell/alias command that effectively does the following:

task +next rc.report.next.sort=priority-,urgency-,priority-,project+/ limit:$(task calc $(task _get tw.height)/2)

What command(s) did you run?

task +next rc.report.next.sort=priority-,urgency-,priority-,project+/ limit:page

What did you expect to happen?

taskwarrior would limit the number of now DOUBLE rows (for readability on large screens) to the number of DOUBLE rows that will fit on a page

What actually happened?

The bottom of the report is cut off, and only the total number of tasks is printed (no indication of truncation), leading the warrior to believe that the count matches the total number of tasks shown (it doesn't).

The output of task diag:

task 2.6.2
   Platform: Linux

Compiler
    Version: 11.2.0
       Caps: +stdc +stdc_hosted +LP64 +c8 +i32 +l64 +vp64 +time_t64
 Compliance: C++17

Build Features
      CMake: 3.22.3
    libuuid: libuuid + uuid_unparse_lower
  libgnutls: 3.7.3
 Build type: 

Configuration
       File: /home/doc/.taskrc (found), 3912 bytes, mode 100644
       Data: /home/doc/.dotfiles/common/home/.task (found), dir, mode 40755
    Locking: Enabled
         GC: Enabled
    $EDITOR: micro
     Server: task.docslab.net:53589
         CA: /home/doc/.dotfiles/common/home/.task/ca.cert.pem, readable, 7245 bytes
Certificate: /home/doc/.dotfiles/common/home/.task/doc_em.cert.pem, readable, 2704 bytes
        Key: /home/doc/.dotfiles/common/home/.task/doc_em.key.pem, readable, 17764 bytes
      Trust: strict
    Ciphers: NORMAL
      Creds: Public/Doc Em/************************************

Hooks
     System: Enabled
   Location: /home/doc/.dotfiles/common/home/.task/hooks
     Active: 
   Inactive: on-exit-prime-projects (not executable)

Tests
   Terminal: 577x42
       Dups: Scanned 1388 tasks for duplicate UUIDs:
             No duplicates found
 Broken ref: Scanned 1388 tasks for broken references:
             No broken references found