[IMPROVE] Change price filters for Enterprise apps

[felipe-rod123]

Co-authored-by: Matheus Lucca do Carmo [email protected]

Proposed changes (including videos or screenshots)

• Currently, Enterprise apps are classified as “Free apps”. Now, they have been moved to a new “Enterprise” category in the Apps page of the Marketplace.
• Created a new "Enterprise" pricing filter in the Apps page.
• Added an "Enterprise" tag on the App Info page, next to the app title.
• Removed the "Free" tag next to the install button for enterprise apps, on the App Info page.

Issue(s)

Steps to test or reproduce

1. Go to the workspace admin panel
2. Click on the “Apps” menu
3. Click on the filter “All prices”
4. Click on an Enterprise app to see the "App Info" page.

Further comments

No changes were made for the backend logic of the Enterprise apps.

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[rique223]

Hi! Could you remove folder helpers and bring functions to file useFilteredApps.ts where is used this two functions? Names like helper doesn't "help" to understand what is happening there in terms of code.

The folder is not supposed to help, but the name of the callback is. That's why they have their own files because you'll be able to know their use based on the name of the callback of the .filter functions.