feat: implement URL-persistent filters for the dashboard (Feature #7)#154
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Implements client-side URL-Persistent Filters for the DebugProbe dashboard . This ensures filter states are persisted across page refreshes and direct URLs, improving usability without requiring backend changes.
Key Changes
URL Synced on Filter Tweak: Modifying search query, HTTP Method, or HTTP Status updates the URL query string dynamically using history.replaceState (avoiding back/forward history pollution).
Restored on Load: On initial load, reads parameters from window.location.search, pre-populates filter elements, and filters table rows before the page paints to avoid UI flashing.
Graceful Degradation: Safely validates query parameter options. Invalid query parameter values (e.g., status=abc) are ignored, defaulting back to "all/default" and cleaning the URL automatically.