[DAPS-1408] Provenance Visual Management Lint (1/2)

[AronPerez]

PR Description

• Move files over + lint
• Move out common svgs

Tasks

Summary by Sourcery

Restructure provenance visualization code by migrating panel_graph and related files into a dedicated components directory, centralizing common SVG arrow marker definitions, and updating import paths and static references.

Enhancements:

• Relocate panel_graph.js and related assets under web/static/components/provenance
• Extract arrow marker SVG definitions into a shared assets module
• Update import paths and main view script references to the new component paths
• Add CSS link for provenance graph styles in the main template

[sourcery-ai[bot]]

Reviewer's Guide

This PR reorganizes the Provenance panel code by moving files into a dedicated components directory, extracting common SVG arrow-marker functions into a shared asset module, and updating the main view to reference the new script and style locations.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Reorganized provenance panel module and adjusted import paths	Move panel_graph.js under components/provenance Update util, model, api, and panel_item_info import paths	web/static/panel_graph.js web/static/components/provenance/panel_graph.js
Extracted SVG arrow-marker definitions into shared asset module	Remove inline defineArrowMarker* functions from panel_graph.js Create arrow-markers.js exporting marker definitions Import defineArrowMarker* in panel_graph.js	web/static/components/provenance/assets/arrow-markers.js web/static/components/provenance/panel_graph.js
Updated view references for relocated assets	Adjust panel_graph.js script path in main.ect Add graph_styles.css link	web/views/main.ect

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