fix: this week newest items appear at the bottom

[sajdakabir]

What does this PR do?

this week newest items appear at the bottom

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Fixes:

• [ ] #XXX (GitHub issue number)
• [ ] MAR-XXX (Linear issue number - should be visible at the bottom of the GitHub issue description)

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📝 Walkthrough

## Walkthrough The pull request introduces changes to two primary files: `item.service.js` and `cycle.store.ts`. In `item.service.js`, the `getThisWeekItemsByDateRange` function is updated to include sorting by the `createdAt` field in ascending order, and the function name `getAllitems` is corrected to `getAllItems`. In `cycle.store.ts`, the `createItem` method's logic is modified to append new items to the `thisWeek` array instead of prepending them. Additionally, error messages in several fetch methods are corrected for clarity. ## Changes | File Path | Change Summary | |---------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | apps/backend/src/services/lib/item.service.js | - Updated `getThisWeekItemsByDateRange` to sort items by `createdAt` in ascending order.
- Corrected function name from `getAllitems` to `getAllItems`. | | apps/frontend/src/lib/store/cycle.store.ts | - Modified `createItem` to append items to `thisWeek` instead of prepending.
- Corrected error messages from "unknow" to "unknown" in multiple fetch methods. | ## Possibly related PRs - **#363**: Modifies the `item.service.js` file, specifically the `getThisWeekItems` function, which is closely related to the modified `getThisWeekItemsByDateRange`. - **#400**: Introduces a new controller function `getThisWeekItemsByDateRangeController`, directly utilizing the modified `getThisWeekItemsByDateRange` service function. - **#418**: Enhances the `CustomKanban` component to include functionality for adding items in the "this-week" section, relevant to item retrieval changes. - **#422**: Adds a new controller function for retrieving favorite items, relating to overall item management. - **#464**: Involves modifications to the `item.model.js` file, indirectly relating to item retrieval and management. ## Suggested labels `ready to be merged` ## Suggested reviewers - madhav-relish > 🐇 In the code where changes flow, > Items sorted in a neat row. > From prepend to append, they now align, > With error messages clear and fine. > A hop, a skip, to merge we go, > For better code, let’s make it glow! 🌟

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