Fix percent mapped calculation after task invalidation#7125
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Use real-time task counts from tasks table instead of cached counters in projects table to ensure percentMapped reflects current state after task invalidation.
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When tasks are invalidated (marked as "More Mapping Needed"), the cached task counters in the projects table can become stale, causing
percentMappedto incorrectly show 100%. This prevents users from selecting READY tasks for mapping.This fix calculates percentages directly from actual task states in the tasks table instead of relying on cached counters, ensuring the displayed percentages always reflect the current state.