Traces - Custom source switch to data grid

[TackAdam]

Description

1. Convert Custom source traces table from a memory table to a custom data grid.
   a. Allowing pagination for the span pages (allowing all records to be investigated/filtered while greatly reducing the load time.)
   b. Allowing adjusting of column size by user
2. Remove "Hide Attributes" button, replace with attributes being searchable and hidden under columns.
3. Change Custom source -> Traces to have "Load more" functionality to pull 500 more traces.
4. Adjust Spans to be paginated and retrieve all "Hits" before applying things such as sorting.
5. Fix a bug were pagination wasn't working correctly for "Span list"
6. Fix a bug causing full screen to have incorrectly colored pagination bottom panel.

1- Before (Memory Table -> Datagrid)

1- After (Memory Table -> Datagrid)

2- Before (Hide attributes -> Columns)

2- After (Hide attributes -> Columns)

3- Before (No loading -> "Load more data")

3- After (No loading -> "Load more data")

4- Before (Spans 500 results 500 hits-> Spans 10,000 results 335,227,683 hits)

4- After (Spans 500 results 500 hits-> Spans 10,000 results 335,227,683 hits)

Issues Resolved

Check List

• New functionality includes testing.
  • All tests pass, including unit test, integration test and doctest
• New functionality has been documented.
  • New functionality has javadoc added
  • New functionality has user manual doc added
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[TackAdam]

Also added in a fix for the following bug causing full screen for traces in dark mode to not reflect the color on the bottom pagination.

          className={[
            isFullScreen ? 'full-wrapper' : 'normal-wrapper',
            isFullScreen && isDarkMode && 'dark-mode-enabled',
          ]
            .filter(Boolean)
            .join(' ')}

Before:

After: