Feature/private notes backend #1327
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This pull request finalizes the backend implementation for the Private Project Notes feature by fully integrating routes, controllers, authentication, and role-based access control. It adds and connects the GET, POST, and PUT note routes with the noteController, ensures that all note operations are protected by authentication, and applies strict role permissions—Collaborators can only read notes, while Maintainers and Admins can both read and modify notes. The update also includes TypeScript fixes for the Express req.user type, correction of import paths, and cleanup of related middleware files. All features have been tested using Postman/Thunder Client with different user roles, verifying that GET requests work for all roles, whereas POST and PUT requests are correctly restricted to Maintainers and Admins. Everything is now functioning as expected.