Sonia AguilarandTom Ratcliffe 2014d27def Alerting: Add alert rule version history - part1 (#99490)
* Add alertingRuleVersionHistory feature toggle

* WIP: Add version history tab

* revert temp change in index.ts

* wip2

* --wip--

* sync code with the BE changes in the endpoint

* add translations

* Add translations

* use ff only for restore feature

* WIP: Add tracking, make version required, and start mapping dif results
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* Tweak more translations and improve types

* Add button to show/hide JSON diff

* update type for top level rule fields

* Create types

* Make updated_by/version properties optional

* Update mocks to remove updated by and version

* add comments to restore code

* rename fetature flag, as we use this one only for the restore feature

* Update version history to handle special cases

* Add diff numbers

* Fix conflicts

* Move generic computeVersionDiff to a utils file

* Update DOM structure of version summary and tidy up types

* Add tests for version comparison logic

* Lint fix utils file

* Rename props and add docs

* Change to EmptyState and log when no versions

* Remove CreatedBy component and simplify

* Add missing i18n for version history

* add test for computeVersionDiff

* update test

* fix number diff order and add a test

* fix prettier

* fix prettier

* Add promise resolve back in

* Rename to humanReadableDiff and tweak translation

* Show tab for recording rules as well

* Split components out to separate files

* Add optional interval seconds

* Update i18n

* Remove commented code

* Remove value

* Remove unneeded version

* Consistent rendering of updated by

* Mode parseVersionInfo to a separate pure function

* update invalidate/provide tags for getAlertVersionHistory

* Use checkedVersions state only in the parent component

* update getSpecialUidMap name and create an interface

* Fix prettier

* update tab description

* use set instead of map for checkedVersions

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