Enhance new systems list filter UI

[wweellddeerr]

What does this PR change?

It introduces the SelectSearchField component, seamlessly integrated with the Table component, to enhance the filtering capabilities of the new systems list. Now, instead of always being a simple text field, some filters are shown as select list (when it is possible).

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Fixes https://github.com/SUSE/spacewalk/issues/19409

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[Etheryte]

This looks really good and clean, thanks a lot for implementing this. 👍

Only one tangential question, could this be used to make recurring-actions-search-target-type-filter.tsx and recurring-actions-search-action-type-filter.tsx obsolete? The code looks fairly similar.

[wweellddeerr]

This looks really good and clean, thanks a lot for implementing this. +1

Only one tangential question, could this be used to make recurring-actions-search-target-type-filter.tsx and recurring-actions-search-action-type-filter.tsx obsolete? The code looks fairly similar.

Thank you!

Yes, your observation is correct, the idea is to refactor the recurring action components right after.

[cbosdo]

Should we somehow give some hints on the possible values for numerical fields? With numerical fields you can use operators in the value like ==, <=, <, >, >=, <> or !=. See https://github.com/uyuni-project/uyuni/blob/master/java/code/src/com/suse/manager/utils/PagedSqlQueryBuilder.java#L244 for the implementation.