Query if projects are in LF

[myieye]

So, this works, but I have a couple concerns:

1. I don't think it's guarunteed that Project.Type is available, so presumably sometimes we'll query more projects than we want to 🤷
2. I think the mongo $in operator could get a bit overloaded if we tried to query lots (e.g. 3000) projects. I know we're not planning to, but...it would be kind of cool if we could show this in the project tables. I wonder if it would be smarter to just load all the projects and do the .Contains() in .NET?

E.g. based on this comment:

However, from engineering point of view, if N goes to a big number, it is better to let your business logic server to simulate the $in operation, either by batch or one-by-one.

This is simply because: memory in database servers is way more valuable than the memory in business logic servers.

Fixes #687

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[hahn-kev]

Nice job, I do think there's ways we could optimize performance to query all projects, but that's out of scope for now and the performance might be good enough as is. We can easily test performance on production with a custom query once the field exists.