Add comments to task instance#7
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I reviewed and tested the "Add comments to task instance" commit (deployed locally, table created, create/edit/persistence working end-to-end UI→API→DB). It works.
One thing about back/Dockerfile: the three added COPY lines (back/app, entrypoint.sh, requirements.txt) seems redundant — line 14 (COPY back/ .) Was this intentional (e.g. to work around a Docker layer-cache
issue), or a leftover from debugging?
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Implementation of comments feature for task instances: users can write an optional free-text comment on a task, which auto-saves before advancing to the next instance
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Cleanup VotesProvider and TasksProvider by wrapping callbacks and context values in useCallback/useMemo.