joakim
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- Type headers as Record<string, string> in apiRequest (client.js)
- Annotate SyncResult on result object, cast catch vars to any (sync.js)
- Widen sync.push param to Partial<Task>[] (endpoints.js)
- Fix parse() return type to reflect {task?: Task} shape (endpoints.js)
- Narrow add() param from Partial<Task> to Task (tasks.js)
- Cast parseAndCreate result to Task (tasks.js)
- Type tasksByProject grouped object as Record<string, Task[]> (tasks.js)
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