chore(main): release 1.1.0

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1.1.0 (2025-01-28)

Features

• add safeCall utility function for error handling in async operations (0dee200)
• presence: implement last seen tracking for users (#36) (cd09bb7)

Bug Fixes

• add optional chaining to member presence status checks (40962cf)
• commands/eval: integrate safeCall utility for error handling in awaiting messages (6d2893b)
• routes: update user_id retrieval logic to get user_id from params instead of query (#28) (39eb711)
• socket: update logging category for websocket connection closure (25163a5)
• update interaction command check for improved clarity and type safety (c8647ec)
• update key 'start_human_readable' to 'current_human_readable' for consistency (371d790)

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PR Summary

• Updated CHANGELOG for New Version Entry
  Changelog has been updated to include a new version v1.1.0 dated 28th January 2025. This ensures users are updated with all the latest changes.

• Addition of New Features

  • A novel utility function named safeCall has been introduced. This function aids in handling errors during operations that happen in the background, enhancing the resilience of our application.
  • User's last seen tracking has been implemented, providing us with greater insights into user behavior.

• Bug Fixes and Improvements

  • The safeCall function is now integrated for handling errors in evaluation commands, allowing these commands to fail gracefully.
  • The logic for retrieving user IDs has been modified. Instead of getting it from query, it is now obtained from the parameters, making the application more efficient.
  • For better tracking, the logging category has been updated specifically for cases when a websocket connection closes.
  • The interaction command checks have gone through changes to improve clarity and ensure type safety, resulting in less ambiguous code.
  • A key named 'start_human_readable' has been renamed to 'current_human_readable' to maintain consistency throughout the codebase.