Brendan O'HandleyandLeon Sorokin d31d1576fb Prometheus: Metric encyclopedia improvements (#67084)
* move to me directory and sort by relevance

* refactor letter search, uFuzzy and styles out of ency

* begin state refactor

* refactor getMetaData useEffect call with useReducer

* refactor pagination with useReducer

* refactor fuzzy state for useReducer

* refactor all filters for useReducer

* remove haystacks arrays in favor of haystack dictionaries w object keys

* refactor out functions into state helpers

* switch label filter text color to work with light theme

* make each row clickable to select metric

* add pagination component

* fix max results

* make a better table with keystrokes, navigate to metric with up&down, select on enter, hide settings, make a nice button

* save space, give more real esate to the table

* add highlighting for fuzzy search matches

* add custom button in metric select option to open metric encyclopedia

* open the modal with enter keystroke

* remove unnecessary actions and variables from m.e.

* fix tests, clean code

* remove setting of selected idx on results row when hovering

* tests

* rename to metrics modal and have select option same as header

* reduce width for wider screens

* pass in initial metrics list and remove call to labels and series in metrics modal

* use createSlice from reduc toolkit to deduce actions

* save the metrics modal additional settings

* galen alphabet refactor suggestion

* remove extra row in results table

* fix storing settings, wrap in feature toggle

* remove metadata check & load because metric select already handles this

* Update public/app/plugins/datasource/prometheus/querybuilder/components/metrics-modal/LetterSearch.tsx

Co-authored-by: Leon Sorokin <leeoniya@gmail.com>

* fix styles, show cursor as pointer for select option and clickable row

* taller modal for larger screens

* turn off metadata settings if usebackend is selected

* additional settings button space

* add pipe to ufuzzy metadata search

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Co-authored-by: Leon Sorokin <leeoniya@gmail.com>
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