Multiple Migfeat: Update publishing terminology and add publishing settings
- Changed references from "WordPress" to "Site" across multiple components for consistency.
- Introduced a new "Publishing" tab in Site Settings to manage automatic content approval and publishing behavior.
- Added publishing settings model to the backend with fields for auto-approval, auto-publish, and publishing limits.
- Implemented Celery tasks for scheduling and processing automated content publishing.
- Enhanced Writer Dashboard to include metrics for content published to the site and scheduled for publishing.
- Introduced GlobalModuleSettings model for platform-wide module enable/disable settings.
- Added 'caption' field to Images model to store image captions.
- Updated GenerateImagePromptsFunction to handle new caption structure in prompts.
- Enhanced AIPromptViewSet to return global prompt types and validate active prompts.
- Modified serializers and views to accommodate new caption field and global settings.
- Updated frontend components to display captions and filter prompts based on active types.
- Created migrations for GlobalModuleSettings and added caption field to Images.
- Enhanced the `error_response` function to support backward compatibility by normalizing arguments when positional arguments are misused.
- Updated various views to pass `None` for the `errors` parameter in `error_response` calls, ensuring consistent response formatting.
- Adjusted logging in `ContentSyncService` and `WordPressClient` to use debug level for expected 401 errors, improving log clarity.
- Removed deprecated fields from serializers and views, streamlining content management processes.
- Introduced `ContentTaxonomy` and `ContentAttribute` models for improved content categorization and attribute management.
- Updated `Content` model to support new fields for content format, cluster role, and external type.
- Refactored serializers and views to accommodate new models, including `ContentTaxonomySerializer` and `ContentAttributeSerializer`.
- Added new API endpoints for managing taxonomies and attributes, enhancing the content management capabilities.
- Updated admin interfaces for `Content`, `ContentTaxonomy`, and `ContentAttribute` to reflect new structures and improve usability.
- Implemented backward compatibility for existing attribute mappings.
- Enhanced filtering and search capabilities in the API for better content retrieval.
- Deleted the outdated backend dependency file for drf-spectacular.
- Removed an unused image from the frontend assets.
- Improved error handling in TasksSerializer by catching ObjectDoesNotExist in addition to AttributeError.
- Introduced a new scheduled task for executing automation rules every 5 minutes in the Celery beat schedule.
- Updated URL routing to include a new endpoint for automation-related functionalities.
- Refactored imports in various modules to align with the new business layer structure, ensuring backward compatibility for billing models, exceptions, and services.
- Improved response parsing in AICore to handle both array and dictionary formats, including detailed error logging.
- Updated image directory handling in tasks to prioritize web-accessible paths for image storage, with robust fallback mechanisms.
- Adjusted image URL generation in serializers and frontend components to support new directory structure and ensure proper accessibility.
- Enhanced GenerateContentFunction to save content in a dedicated Content model, separating it from the Tasks model.
- Updated Tasks model to remove SEO-related fields, now managed in the Content model.
- Modified TasksSerializer to include new content fields and adjusted the API to reflect these changes.
- Improved the auto_generate_content_task method to utilize the new save_output method for better content management.
- Updated frontend components to display new content structure and metadata effectively.
- Updated TasksSerializer to include 'primary_keyword', 'secondary_keywords', 'tags', and 'categories'.
- Enhanced auto_generate_content_task to track progress with detailed steps, including initialization, preparation, AI call, parsing, and saving.
- Updated progress modal to reflect new phases and improved animation for smoother user experience.
- Adjusted routing and configuration for content and drafts pages in the frontend.
