Add Tasks

Tasks allow users to assign labels to system commands and easily reuse them in any test. This reduces duplication and improves sanity.

From the documentation:

If you find yourself adding repetitive before or after commands, you can create a task to reference these commands for reuse in other tests. Here's an example clash config file.

```
-
  tasks:
    reset_site: 
      - rm -rf _site
    remove_caches:
      - rm -rf .gist-cache
      - echo "Gist cache removed"
-
  before: remove_caches
  build: true
  after: 
    - reset_site
    - echo "Gist build complete"
```

Notice the first test isn't a test at all. It's a hash of tasks, each with it's own defined command(s). The test below calls tasks in it's before and after blocks. Note that tasks can be used along with any other system command in before or after blocks.
`calls tasks in its before and after blocks` <– no apostrophe in `it's`, I think