Support recurrent targets (and remove sensors/checkpoints)#111
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This removes the concept of 'sensors' in favour of 'recurrent' workflows/tasks.
On the whole, this simplifies things a bit, and also gives more flexibility, as tasks can also be marked as recurrent. A recurrent target will automatically restart (as another 'attempt') if it completes successfully. Unsuccessful executions will be retried based on the retry configuration. Retries can now also be configured to retry indefinitely.
This also removes the concept of checkpoints, at least for now. This existed as a way to manage cursors, but wasn't feeling very natural, so I'm looking for a more general solution to this.