feat: update API controllers, validations, and Vue components

- Modified Api/Authors.Controller.ts to use only personal types and sort by dataset_count.
- Completely rewritten AvatarController.ts.
- Added new Api/CollectionsController.ts for querying collections and collection_roles.
- Modified Api/DatasetController.ts to preload titles, identifier and order by server_date_published.
- Modified FileController.ts to serve files from /storage/app/data/ instead of /storage/app/public.
- Added new Api/UserController for requesting submitters (getSubmitters).
- Improved OaiController.ts with performant DB queries for better ResumptionToken handling.
- Modified Submitter/DatasetController.ts by adding a categorize method for library classification.
- Rewritten ResumptionToken.ts.
- Improved TokenWorkerService.ts to utilize browser fingerprint.
- Edited dataset.ts by adding the doiIdentifier property.
- Enhanced person.ts to improve the fullName property.
- Completely rewritten AsideMenuItem.vue component.
- Updated CarBoxClient.vue to use TypeScript.
- Added new CardBoxDataset.vue for displaying recent datasets on the dashboard.
- Completely rewritten TableSampleClients.vue for the dashboard.
- Completely rewritten UserAvatar.vue.
- Made small layout changes in Dashboard.vue.
- Added new Category.vue for browsing scientific collections.
- Adapted the pinia store in main.ts.
- Added additional routes in start/routes.ts and start/api/routes.ts.
- Improved referenceValidation.ts for better ISBN existence checking.
- NPM dependency updates.

app/Controllers/Http/Api/AuthorsController.ts

@@ -9,12 +9,14 @@ export default class AuthorsController {
         // where exists (select * from gba.documents inner join gba.link_documents_persons on "documents"."id" = "link_documents_persons"."document_id"
         // 			  where ("link_documents_persons"."role" = 'author') and ("persons"."id" = "link_documents_persons"."person_id"));
         const authors = await Person.query()
+            .where('name_type', 'Personal')
             .whereHas('datasets', (dQuery) => {
                 dQuery.wherePivot('role', 'author');
             })
             .withCount('datasets', (query) => {
                 query.as('datasets_count');
-            });
+            })
+            .orderBy('datasets_count', 'desc');
 
         return authors;
     }