fix(timesheet): prevent backdated time entry beyond allowed limit#890
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This fix resolves the issue where users could attempt to enter time for dates beyond the allowed backdated limit, which caused the backend error “Backdated timeentry not allowed.” A new backend API was added to fetch backdated timesheet settings and calculate the oldest allowed date based on user role and configuration. These settings are stored in the frontend state and used in the timesheet table to disable dates older than the allowed limit, visually gray them out, and show a tooltip indicating that the backdated limit has been exceeded. This prevents invalid entries at the UI level while respecting the configured limits for employees and managers.