bin_performance_order: Get the order to do tasks based on Urgency, Importance, and...
In ayormark/decider: Decide What To Do And When To Do It

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Each combination of Urgency and Importance can be imagined as a set of x and y coordinates. A line can then be shifted from the point which represents tasks that should be performed soonest to the point that represents tasks that should be performed last. This finds the order in which that line passes through those points

Returns a dataframe with three columns, the u rank, the i rank, and performance rank. A lower number for performance rank means it should be performed sooner.

1 2	bin_performance_order(urgency_bias = 1.4, bin_u_max = 5, bin_i_max = 5, bin_u_min = 1, bin_i_min = 1)

`urgency_bias`	A bias toward weighting Urgency more heavily than Importance. Urgency bias above 1 favors Urgency, below 1 favors importance.
`bin_u_max`	The highest integer tank for Urgency
`bin_i_max`	The highest integer tank for Importance
`bin_u_min`	The lowest integer tank for Urgency
`bin_i_min`	The lowest integer tank for Importance