[WEB-2425] fix:changes for web-2425

[sharma01ketan]

[WEB-2425]

These are the necessary changes in plane-ce for [WEB-2425].

• This PR removed the Worklogs filter from "Activity Filters" when Time Tracking is enabled for the respective project.
• This PR needs to be merged before the PR-1137 those changes are dependent on these in order to work properly, otherwise they'll break.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduced in this pull request involve the addition of a new optional property, isIntakeIssue, to the TActivityFilterRoot type definition and the ActivityFilterRoot component. This boolean property enhances the component's ability to manage and differentiate between various types of issues, specifically indicating whether an issue is classified as an intake issue. The modifications allow for more nuanced filtering capabilities within the activity management system.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
web/ce/components/issues/worklog/activity/filter-root.tsx	Added an optional property isIntakeIssue?: boolean; to the TActivityFilterRoot type definition.
web/core/components/issues/issue-detail/issue-activity/root.tsx	Modified the ActivityFilterRoot component to accept the new isIntakeIssue prop.

Possibly related PRs

• #5563: This PR modifies the ActivityFilterRoot component to include the isIntakeIssue prop, which is directly related to the changes made in the main PR regarding the same property in the TActivityFilterRoot type definition.
• #5588: This PR addresses project intake edit permissions, which is indirectly related to the concept of intake issues but does not directly connect to the changes in the main PR.

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isIntakeIssue brings light to the room.
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For each line of code, we’re grateful to all! 🐇✨

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