Blocklist: paginate + search #7055

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infinite-persistence merged 5 commits from ip/paginate.blocklist into master

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Test

kp.odysee.com

Ticket

Closes #6834 Support pagination + search in moderation sections

Main changes

Added app-side pagination.
Improved the "moderator-block" visuals a bit
Added search bar for blocklists.
- Fuzzy search is supported, but is slow when the list is huge. Ended up using "CONTAINS" search.
- Can play around with other types if the search is not good enough:
  
  CASE SENSITIVE EQUALS: Case-sensitive equality trumps all. These will be first. (ex. France would match France, but not france)
  EQUALS: Case-insensitive equality (ex. France would match france)
  STARTS WITH: If the item starts with the given value (ex. Sou would match South Korea or South Africa)
  WORD STARTS WITH: If the item has multiple words, then if one of those words starts with the given value (ex. Repub would match Dominican Republic)
  CONTAINS: If the item contains the given value (ex. ham would match Bahamas)
  ACRONYM: If the item's acronym is the given value (ex. us would match United States)
  SIMPLE MATCH: If the item has letters in the same order as the letters of the given value (ex. iw would match Zimbabwe, but not Kuwait because it must be in the same order). Furthermore, if the item is a closer match, it will rank higher (ex. ua matches Uruguay more closely than United States of America, therefore Uruguay will be ordered before United States of America)

## Test kp.odysee.com ## Ticket Closes [#6834 Support pagination + search in moderation sections](https://github.com/lbryio/lbry-desktop/issues/6834) ## Main changes - Added app-side pagination. - Improved the "moderator-block" visuals a bit - Added search bar for blocklists. - Fuzzy search is supported, but is slow when the list is huge. Ended up using "CONTAINS" search. - Can play around with other types if the search is not good enough: > CASE SENSITIVE EQUALS: Case-sensitive equality trumps all. These will be first. (ex. France would match France, but not france) EQUALS: Case-insensitive equality (ex. France would match france) STARTS WITH: If the item starts with the given value (ex. Sou would match South Korea or South Africa) WORD STARTS WITH: If the item has multiple words, then if one of those words starts with the given value (ex. Repub would match Dominican Republic) CONTAINS: If the item contains the given value (ex. ham would match Bahamas) ACRONYM: If the item's acronym is the given value (ex. us would match United States) SIMPLE MATCH: If the item has letters in the same order as the letters of the given value (ex. iw would match Zimbabwe, but not Kuwait because it must be in the same order). Furthermore, if the item is a closer match, it will rank higher (ex. ua matches Uruguay more closely than United States of America, therefore Uruguay will be ordered before United States of America)