[WEB-2106] fix: add date and state change functionalities to list and grid view

[sharma01ketan]

This PR introduces the ability to change the state and date of Module from list and grid view. Previously possible via edit and info button only. All the styling is made similar to the date picker present in the cycles view.

Changes:

LIST VIEW:

• Date Picker

• Status Selector

GRID VIEW:

• Date Picker

• Status Selector

STYLING DETAILS:

LIST VIEW:

• With Date (once date is set) v/s No Date ( default state when new module is created)

GRID VIEW:

• With Date (once date is set) v/s No Date ( default state when new module is created)

CYCLES:

• Cycles' styling for comparison

ARCHIVED MODULES:

• The cursor shows "disable" when hovered over an archived module status and date picker.

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/fd0e7578-23e6-4316-9c77-e8d847e591eb

Reference:

[WEB-2106]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a DateRangeDropdown for selecting start and end dates for modules, improving user interaction.
  • Added a new ModuleStatusSelection component for managing module statuses with enhanced visual cues.
• Enhancements
  • Improved feedback during updates with toast notifications for success and error handling.
  • Refined logic to control user permissions for editing modules based on roles and module status.
• Bug Fixes
  • Removed unused imports and optimized state management for better performance.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve significant updates to the ModuleCardItem, ModuleListItemAction, and the newly introduced ModuleStatusDropdown components. Enhancements include the integration of a DateRangeDropdown for date selection, improved asynchronous handling of module details updates, and refined state management to control user interactions based on permissions and module status.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
web/core/components/modules/module-card-item.tsx	Updated imports, added DateRangeDropdown, enhanced handleModuleDetailsChange for asynchronous updates, refined interactivity logic with isDisabled.
web/core/components/modules/module-list-item-action.tsx	Removed unused imports, integrated DateRangeDropdown, expanded handleModuleDetailsChange for status updates, refined state management with isDisabled.
web/core/components/modules/module-status-dropdown.tsx	Introduced ModuleStatusDropdown component for module status selection, utilizing MobX for state management and a custom select component for user interaction.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ModuleCardItem
    participant ModuleListItemAction
    participant ModuleStatusDropdown
    participant useModule

    User->>ModuleCardItem: Select date range
    ModuleCardItem->>useModule: updateModuleDetails(dateRange)
    useModule-->>ModuleCardItem: Success/Error notification
    ModuleCardItem->>User: Display notification

    User->>ModuleListItemAction: Change module status
    ModuleListItemAction->>useModule: updateModuleDetails(newStatus)
    useModule-->>ModuleListItemAction: Success/Error notification
    ModuleListItemAction->>User: Display notification

    User->>ModuleStatusDropdown: Select new status
    ModuleStatusDropdown->>useModule: updateModuleDetails(newStatus)
    useModule-->>ModuleStatusDropdown: Success/Error notification
    ModuleStatusDropdown->>User: Display notification

Poem

🐇 In a meadow bright and wide,
New features hop, they leap, they glide.
With dates to pick and statuses clear,
Our modules dance, bringing cheer!
So let us click and change with glee,
For updates bring us joy, you see! 🌼

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