stats prototype implemented on landing page + more

[iHildy]

This pull request updates the documentation, landing page, and backend statistics to reflect the new Jules AI limits (3 concurrent tasks, 15 daily tasks) and introduces a public statistics section to the landing page. The changes ensure all user-facing text and metrics are consistent with the current Jules AI quotas, and add a new component to display real-time usage stats.

Documentation and Messaging Updates:

• All references to the "5-task bottleneck" and "60 tasks per day" have been updated to "3-task bottleneck" and "15 tasks per day" across README.md, AGENTS.md, GEMINI.md, and landing page components, ensuring accuracy for current Jules AI quotas. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]

Landing Page Enhancements:

• Added a new StatsSection component to the landing page, which displays real-time statistics about tasks processed, retries handled, and repositories connected. [1] [2] [3] [4]

Backend API Improvements:

• Refactored the statistics endpoint to publicStats, now providing additional metrics such as total retries, installations, and repositories, and adjusted the logic for active and queued tasks.

Schema Updates:

• Introduced a new PublicStatsSchema in src/types/schemas.ts to validate the expanded statistics returned by the backend.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request comprehensively updates the application to align with the new Jules AI usage limits. It involves modifying various documentation and UI elements to reflect the 3 concurrent and 15 daily task quotas. Additionally, a new public statistics section has been integrated into the landing page, backed by an enhanced API endpoint that provides a broader range of usage metrics.

Highlights

• Updated Jules AI Limits: The documentation and user-facing text across README.md, AGENTS.md, GEMINI.md, and various landing page components have been updated to reflect the new Jules AI limits of 3 concurrent tasks and 15 daily tasks.
• Public Statistics Section: A new StatsSection component has been added to the landing page, providing real-time public statistics such as total tasks processed, retries handled, and repositories connected.
• Backend API Enhancements: The backend API's statistics endpoint has been refactored to publicStats, now returning additional metrics like total retries, installations, and repositories, with adjusted logic for active tasks.
• Schema Definition: A new PublicStatsSchema has been introduced in src/types/schemas.ts to ensure proper validation of the expanded statistics data returned by the backend.

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Code Review

This pull request successfully updates the application to reflect new Jules AI limits and introduces a new public statistics section. The changes are consistent across documentation and UI components. I've identified a potential performance issue in the new statistics endpoint that should be addressed by adding database indexes to prevent slow queries on large tables. I also have a minor suggestion to improve the React code in the new StatsSection component by using a more stable key for list rendering.