fix: reexport brolly stats rollup so celery can find it outside of tests #63
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last attempted run celery complained about an unregistered task for brolly. turns out i missed something other tasks were doing: reexporting themselves from
tasks/__init__.py. adding that makes celery happyLegal Boilerplate
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