feat: indicate if an employee status is external or internal #436
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This PR adds an "external" or "internal" state to employee statuses.
External employees will (in another PR) be associated a contract date, along with a rate. This will let us manage the contract renewals, and also be used to know how much the contractor charges.
This is the changes in the UI in Adminland: