Ruff step by step

[c8y3]

This PR is a first step to activate some ruff rules into the baseline quality of DFIR-IRIS. It adds a configuration file for ruff (pyproject.toml), runs ruff during continuous integration and includes several cleanups to remove the following warnings:

• unused variables (F841)
• unused imports (F401), especially in app.models.init (no need for this indirection, as we are in the same application.)
• wildcard imports (F403)

Here are the other improvements done on the fly:

• removal of cyclic dependence between app.init and app.views (In the end goal, I'd like to remove the cyclic dependencies over the whole application: the Flask app is acting as a global hub. It prevents a true modular layered design and unit tests. This is only a first small step),
• addition of a first end-to-end test for dim tasks,
• start of some code for dim tasks in the business layer (app.business.dim_tasks),
• app.business.dim_tasks: replaced calling private method of the AsyncResult Celery object by accesses to properties of its public API,
• app.business.dim_tasks: transformed some ternary operator expressions into methods to convey meaning better,
• app.business.dim_tasks: made code more readable by building all the values first and filling the dictionary at the end, replaced optional fields by None (as it's treated the same in the jinja template),
• added a missing license header (there should be a tool run during build to check this automatically),
• moved some code out of app.views up into app.init, the initialization is all in one file and more readable, more work remains to move the imports at the top-level.
• one import per line

[c8y3]

I am closing this for now, as it has diverged too much from develop (I tried to rebase, but it's taking too much time and there are regressions). So I scratch this. I will go step by step and propose a new PR with a smaller content.