feat(oatmeal): adds batching for Reminder removal

[Trip-kun]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a method to remove multiple reminders at once using their IDs.
• Bug Fixes
  • Optimized the process of removing reminder data by replacing the loop with a more efficient method call.
• Refactor
  • Updated the way reminder IDs are handled for consistency and efficiency.

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Walkthrough

The changes primarily focus on enhancing the reminder data management in the application. A new method for batch removal of reminder data has been introduced, which is implemented in the MariaManager and utilized in the Heartbeat class. The DatabaseUtil class also sees the addition of a method to delete multiple reminder entities.

Changes

File Path	Summary
.../oatmeal/managers/DataManager.java	Added removeReminderDatas method and import for java.util.Collection.
.../oatmeal/managers/MariaManager.java	Implemented removeReminderDatas method and updated removeReminderData method to use deleteReminderEntities from DatabaseUtil.
.../oatmeal/runnable/Heartbeat.java	Updated run() method to use removeReminderDatas for batch removal of reminder data.
.../oatmeal/util/DatabaseUtil.java	Added deleteReminderEntities method and import for java.util.Collection.

Poem

🍂 As autumn leaves fall, so do old reminders, 🍁

Batch deletion now, no more single finders. 🧹

In the heart of code, a change beats anew, 💓

Making data management a breeze to do. 💨

So here's to the coders, in their digital den, 🐇

Dancing with keystrokes, again and again. 💻

As the world turns, in this November's embrace, 🌍

We celebrate change, in the codebase's space. 🎉

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