Add attendance and visit management features with database schema updates

- Introduced new `attendances` and `visits` tables to manage employee attendance and customer visits, including relevant fields for check-in and check-out details.
- Updated `company_settings` to include a `check_in_radius_meters` column for attendance validation.
- Implemented foreign key constraints to ensure data integrity between `attendances`, `visits`, `employees`, `branches`, and other related entities.
- Created new services and controllers for handling attendance and visit operations, including check-in, check-out, and bulk actions.
- Enhanced DTOs for attendance and visit data transfer, including validation for input data.
- Added unit and integration tests to validate the new functionalities and ensure proper handling of attendance and visit records.
- Created migration scripts to apply the necessary database schema changes for the new features.

src/modules/field/settings/company-settings.repository.ts

@@ -33,6 +33,7 @@ export class CompanySettingsRepository {
         .insert(companySettings)
         .values({
           cycleStartDate: input.cycleStartDate.value,
+          checkInRadiusMeters: input.checkInRadiusMeters ?? 100,
           status: Status.create(Status.DEFAULT).value,
           createdAt: now.value,
           updatedAt: now.value,
@@ -46,6 +47,9 @@ export class CompanySettingsRepository {
       .update(companySettings)
       .set({
         cycleStartDate: input.cycleStartDate.value,
+        ...(input.checkInRadiusMeters !== undefined
+          ? { checkInRadiusMeters: input.checkInRadiusMeters }
+          : {}),
         updatedAt: now.value,
         updatedBy: input.userId,
       })
@@ -58,6 +62,7 @@ export class CompanySettingsRepository {
     return {
       id: row.id,
       cycleStartDate: DateTime.fromUnixMs(row.cycleStartDate),
+      checkInRadiusMeters: row.checkInRadiusMeters,
       status: Status.create(row.status),
       createdAt: DateTime.fromUnixMs(row.createdAt),
       updatedAt: DateTime.fromUnixMs(row.updatedAt),