feat(time-tracking) : migrate TimeEntry into TimeTracking module (back)
First business module of Phase 2 (LST-64, rodage). Strangler-style, additive move — no behavioural change to the public API or MCP tools. - New module App\Module\TimeTracking (TimeTrackingModule, id "time-tracking", declares time-tracking.entries.view/export permissions in the RBAC catalog; operation security left on ROLE_USER, not re-wired here). - Move TimeEntry entity, repository (now interface + Doctrine impl bound in services.yaml), ActiveTimeEntryProvider, export service/controller and the 4 MCP TimeEntry tools into the module. #[ApiResource] (operations, security, uriTemplates /time_entries/*), filters and serialization groups preserved. - Doctrine mapping "TimeTracking" added; table time_entry unchanged. - Sidebar item gated with module "time-tracking" (SidebarFilter disables the route when the module is inactive). - Timestampable/Blamable adopted (first adopter): additive migration adds created_at/updated_at/created_by/updated_by (nullable, FK SET NULL) + COMMENT ON COLUMN. Functional test confirms created_at on persist and updated_at refresh on update — the suspected preUpdate recompute issue does not occur (Doctrine ORM 3.6.2 recomputes change sets after preUpdate). 159 tests green, schema mapping valid, php-cs-fixer clean.
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@@ -17,7 +17,6 @@ use App\Entity\TaskPriority;
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use App\Entity\TaskRecurrence;
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use App\Entity\TaskStatus;
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use App\Entity\TaskTag;
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use App\Entity\TimeEntry;
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use App\Entity\Workflow;
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use App\Entity\ZimbraConfiguration;
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use App\Enum\AbsenceStatus;
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@@ -27,6 +26,7 @@ use App\Enum\RecurrenceType;
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use App\Enum\StatusCategory;
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use App\Module\Core\Application\Rbac\RbacSeeder;
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use App\Module\Core\Domain\Entity\User;
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use App\Module\TimeTracking\Domain\Entity\TimeEntry;
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use DateTimeImmutable;
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use DateTimeZone;
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use Doctrine\Bundle\FixturesBundle\Fixture;
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