feat: add the concept of places #2169
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This PR adds the concept of places.
Context
A place is a physical address.
Places will be used throughout the app to represent… a place. Currently we use Address for this, but it's not right.
An Address belongs to a Contact and represents the address of where the contact lives (or lived), or works, or whatever.
But what if we wanted to add location information for activities? We can't use Address for this - otherwise they will also appear in the Address tab of the contact, which is not something we would like.
Therefore we need a way to represent a place. Hence this PR.
What this PR does
This PR