feat: p/zteams implementation

[irreverentsimplicity]

An alternative team package implementation. Primarily inspired by building the ZenTasktic framework.

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[moul]

Thank you, Dragos.

Please review issue #2195. The primary goal is to create the sys/teams realm, which will allow admins to configure their teams either statically or dynamically, based on their preferences.

The p/teams implementation cannot be singular. Instead, we should anticipate multiple opinionated "team management frameworks," including yours. However, it is currently too early to focus on this aspect.

Feel free to continue working on this version if you wish, but we cannot review it until we complete at least the interfaces for r/sys/teams. If you choose to keep working on this, please rename it to reflect that it is "one opinionated team management framework that will implement the official interface." This way, users can choose between your framework, others, creating their own, or managing members statically.

I’m converting your PR to draft for now. However, feel free to mark it as ready for review if you believe it would be beneficial for the project to be reviewed again.

[irreverentsimplicity]

Thank you, Manfred

I reviewed the #2195 issue and I understand now the goal of creating sys/teams and I fully agree with the approach.

However, I think going forward with my implementation can have some benefits. The main reason behind making such a package in the first place was my work on ZenTasktic, specifically the zentasktic_project version: placing teams logic outside the ZenTasktic package may create a more flexible realm, and also provide users with an alternative, opinionated teams implementation.

I'm thinking about renaming this as p/zteams to make it clear that:

• this is not the official Gno teams package
• this comes from ZenTasktic project

I'm also thinking about getting read of the CanDeploy permission, as this is not needed in ZenTasktic (I added it because it was part of the discussions we had in the dev call, but now I see this is easily doable by implementing #2195).

Instead, I'll add a CanDisburse permission, which may allow a team member to disburse funds (or task rewards, in ZenTasktic).

I'll mark it as ready for review when this is done. Hope this is ok.