Update section "customizable task list" and CHANGELOG

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1. Multiple backend support - new custom variable `chronometrist-active-backend` to determine active backend, new command `chronometrist-switch-backend` to temporarily select a backend (with completion).
2. New `plist-group` backend, reducing time taken in startup and after changes to the file.
3. Unified migration interface with command `chronometrist-migrate`.
4. New custom variable `chronometrist-task-list`, to add/hide tasks without modifying the database.
4. New custom variable `chronometrist-task-list`, to add/hide tasks without modifying the database. Setting it also disables generation of the task list from the database, speeding up many operations.
5. New command `chronometrist-discard-active`, to discard the active interval.
6. Debug logging messages - to view them, set `chronometrist-debug-enable`.
7. `chronometrist-third`, an extension to add support for the [Third Time](https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/RWu8eZqbwgB9zaerh/third-time-a-better-way-to-work) system.

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3. =events-to-durations=
* Use ISO date for functions operating on dates :time:format:
* STARTED customizable task list :feature:
1. Interactive, buffer-local modification of task list, with completion (=completing-read-multiple=)
2. Adding a task? We can modify the task list, but how to persist it?
* STARTED customizable task list [33%] :feature:
1. [X] Make =chronometrist-task-list= customizable
2. [ ] Interactive, buffer-local modification of task list, with completion (=completing-read-multiple=)
3. [ ] Adding a task? We can modify the task list, but how to persist it?
* Extend time range prompt :feature:
Support inputs like "today", "yesterday", "5 days ago", etc.