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refactor(RESTServices): mantineify code DEV-2061 (#7302)

### 📣 Summary

Migrated REST Services feature to use Mantine components.

### 💭 Notes

Changes here:
- Updated all files in `jsapp/js/components/RESTServices`
  - Dropped bem
  - Functional components
  - Mantine components
  - UniversalTable for both tables
  - Mantine Modal instead of bigModal and alertify
- `RESTServiceLogStatus.tsx` split out
- `RESTServicesCustomHeaders.tsx` split out
- `openKoboConfirmModal.tsx` — a thin wrapper over Mantine's confirm
modal that sets button defaults and translated labels, so every confirm
dialog looks the same without repeating props
- `theme/kobo/Code.ts` — for code blocks, uses light gray color by
default
- `theme/kobo/PasswordInput.ts` — matches `TextInput`
- Deleted bunch of now unused code

### 👀 Preview steps

1. ℹ️ have an account and a project with a submission or two
2. Go to Project → Settings → REST Services
3. With no services yet, notice the empty state ("This project doesn't
have any REST Services yet!")
4. Click **Register a New Service** — the form opens in a modal
5. Fill in all possible fields, UI should look good.
- Add a couple of **Custom HTTP Headers** — the add/remove rows and
pressing ENTER to jump between fields should work as before
6. Save it and confirm the new service shows up in the list table
7. Click the **delete** (trash) icon - the confirmation is a Mantine
modal with the service name in bold and a red Delete button, click
Cancel
8. Make few submissions
9. Open a service and view its **logs** — the log table should list
submissions with their status
10. On a failed log, click the info icon: 🟢 [on PR] a modal opens
showing the failure detail, and 🟢 the code text is readable on a light
gray background
11. 🟢 poke around and notice nothing should behave differently than
before

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Co-authored-by: copilot-swe-agent[bot] <198982749+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Paulo Amorim <pauloamorimbr@gmail.com>

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