feat(plugin-cc): merging next branch into task-refactor

[adhmenon]

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This pull request addresses

• Merging next into task refactor as we have started working on the new task changes.
• Mostly includes external changes.

by making the following changes

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[sreenara]

Fix the title @adhmenon