feat: ability to create a task

Walkthrough

The changes include substantial updates to the PostgreSQL database schema with the addition of a new tasks table, modifications to existing tables, and revisions to project dependencies in the Cargo.toml file. Various Rust source files have been modified to implement new functionality related to task management, including the introduction of new components, improved error handling, and enhancements to project forms. CSS updates have also been made to improve layout and user experience.

Changes

Files/Paths	Change Summary
`.idea/...`	Updates to PostgreSQL database configuration, increasing `IntrospectionStateNumber` and adding a new `tasks` table.
`Cargo.toml`	New dependencies added and existing ones modified to enhance functionality, particularly for task management and logging.
`migrations/...`	New SQL migration files created for adding and rolling back the `tasks` table, detailing its schema and foreign key relationships.
`src/components/...`	New `TaskForm` component introduced; modifications to `Home` and `ProjectForm` components for task management features.
`src/errors/...`	New `TaskCreateError` module added, refining error handling for task creation.
`src/models/...`	New `Category` model and modifications to `Project` and `Task` models for better data handling.
`src/schema/mod.rs`	Definition of the new `tasks` table and its relationship with `projects`.
`src/server/...`	New `create_task` function added in `tasks.rs`, along with a `get_projects` function in `projects.rs`.
`src/styles/tailwind.css`	New CSS rules added to enhance layout and ensure full viewport height for key elements.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant App
    participant Server
    participant Database

    User->>App: Submit new task
    App->>Server: create_task(NewTask)
    Server->>Database: Insert into tasks table
    Database-->>Server: Return created Task
    Server-->>App: Return Task
    App-->>User: Display created task

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