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if the differential equation of a curve, passing through `(0,-(pi)/(4))` and `(t,0)` is `cosy((dy)/(dx)+e^(-x))+siny(e^(-x)-(dy)/(dx))=e^(e^(-x))` then find the value of `t.e^(e^(-1))`

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