fix(ui): persist filters and sorting in several admin stores #5253
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Move current filter and sort state into the respective stores (devices and users) to ensure consistent behavior across views. Also refactor fetch calls to use stored values when parameters are not explicitly provided. Adds `setFilter` and `setSort` methods for better control over these states.
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Description:
This PR introduces improvements to how filters and sorting are managed for the Devices, Users and Namespace sections in the admin UI. Specifically:
State Persistence:
Moved filter, sortField, and sortOrder state into their respective stores (devices, users and namespace) using reactive variables.
Refactored Fetch Logic:
Updated fetchDeviceList, fetchNamespaces and fetchUsersList to default to the store's current filter/sort values if none are explicitly passed.
Minor Cleanups:
Testing: