Repeat https://github.com/HabitRPG/habitrpg-shared/pull/205 without conflicts.
In productivity contexts, "goals" tend to be large, long-term projects, whereas "tasks" are smaller actions, and I think "tasks" better matches HabitRPG's features.
"task" is used in Habit's code in many places. The wiki uses "tasks" rather than "goals" throughout, although admittedly that was a fairly recent change. Many players use "task" when describing habits/dailies/to-dos in the Tavern.
Repeat of https://github.com/HabitRPG/habitrpg-shared/pull/207 but without conflicts.
"Deadline" (or even "due date") implies that something happens when the date is reached. "Date" implies that to a lesser degree. We get questions in the Tavern and Newbies Guild about the effect of dates on to-dos, so maybe this is a change worth making.
I'm REALLY not happy with the way I've worded these changes because they sound clunky and messy, but the original text is wrong now, to the extent that it would induce frustration rather than being helpful. It might be better to just delete the two sentences I changed. The day start settings might be a bit advanced for an introductory tour? The "Social" thing that I wrote would be better on its own Tour page.
