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Provider $book: first UI pass (#8326)

* Use memo instead of state+effect in CreateVisit component

This is more explicit in its intention, and can avoid some unnecessary
renders due to synchronous state changes.

See: https://react.dev/learn/you-might-not-need-an-effect#caching-expensive-calculations

Signed-off-by: Noah Silas <noah@medplum.com>

* Move $find results from `backgroundEvents` to `events` list

In React-Big-Calendar, clicking on a background-event fires both
`onSelectSlot` and `onSelectEvent` callbacks. This is going to make
handling working with these slots a bit of a pain.

Aside: the terminology here gets confusing, because the calendar has a
notion of "slots" that are distinct from FHIR Slot resources. The
`onSelectSlot` callback that React-Big-Calendar is invoking is
representing selecting a visual "slot" on the calendar UI, not a FHIR
Slot resource. When the user clicks on a FHIR Slot's representation, we
want React-Big-Calendar to call `onSelectEvent`, which we use to invoke
`props.onSelectSlot` with the FHIR Slot.

Moving the slots into the `events` list instead has some nice
properties:
- Clicking on them only fires `onSelectEvent`.
- `$find` results will now also appear on the Month view.

See also https://github.com/jquense/react-big-calendar/issues/2618,
where this issue is discussed and closed without action for
backwards-compatibility.

Signed-off-by: Noah Silas <noah@medplum.com>

* Add AppointmentDetails drawer for Encounterless appointments

When an appointment is first created by $book, it doesn't have an
Encounter associated with it.

In this commit I'm adding a very rough first pass at a container to show
appointment information when we don't have an encounter to link to. In
the future this will give us a place to add controls for things like
creating an encounter or applying other templates to the appointment.

Signed-off-by: Noah Silas <noah@medplum.com>

* Use $book to create appointments from $find results

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