UI: Add saved views to persist table filters and sorting#68484
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Adds saved views to the data tables: once you've applied filters / search / sorting to a table, you can save that state under a name and restore it later from a dropdown above the table, or delete saved views you no longer need.
A "view" is the table's current URL query string (filters, search, page size) with the active sort baked in (sort is mirrored to
localStorageand is often absent from the URL, so it's captured explicitly); pagination position is dropped so a restored view starts on page one. Views are stored per-page inlocalStorage(per browser), mirroring how table sort/limit are already persisted. The control lives in the sharedFilterBar, so every filterable table gets it automatically.Was generative AI tooling used to co-author this PR?
Generated-by: Claude Code (Opus 4.8) following the guidelines