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Release v2.14.4 #8064

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I'd like the "kind" field in the API to identify the function's
"signature", or the types of values it receives as input and produces as
output. Classifiers have the same signature as detectors, so
`classifier` is a redundant value.

Besides improving semantic purity, removing this redundant value
simplifies the UI code.

The only meaningful difference between how the UI handles classifiers,
as compared to detectors, is that it shows the word "classifier" in the
model modal, which can be helpful. But we can achieve the same thing by
examining the function's `return_type` field. This lets us give a
special label to segmentation functions, as well.

"classifier" can't actually be returned by `/api/lambda/functions`, but
it _can_ be returned by the RoboFlow/Hugging Face function API in CVAT
Enterprise. So we'll need a small compatibility shim to transform this
value to "detector" until I fix that API to stop returning it too.
In #7864 the cache cleanup function was updated. The function was not
supposed to be called for anything except datasets, but it was called
for backups and events. This PR changes these clients to use their own
functions.

- Fixed `ValueError: Couldn't parse filename components in
'c71eba87-0914-4ccb-b883-a1bf1612fbf8.csv'` errors
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## Summary by CodeRabbit

- **Documentation**
- Introduced a new document detailing the architecture and components of
CVAT, covering analytics, data storage, job queue, database, backend,
workers, and auto annotation services.

- **New Features**
- Added new components and services including ClickHouse, Grafana,
Apache kvrocks, Redis, PostgreSQL, Ingress Controller, Authorization
service, and multiple specialized workers.


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Co-authored-by: Andrey Zhavoronkov <andrey@cvat.ai>
- Moved ClickHouse related environment variables into separate group
- Updated the grafana-clickhouse-datasource plugin to version 4.0.8 and
reworked Grafana startup initialization
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@cvat-bot cvat-bot bot merged commit 32fdc1e into master Jun 20, 2024
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