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feat(bulkProcessing): mark in progress cells DEV-1407 DEV-2122 (#7055)

### 📣 Summary

Marks Project → Data → Table cells as in progress when a bulk action is
undergoing. This change is hidden behind a feature flag.

### 💭 Notes

This is a simple UI change (DEV-1407) with a quite big supporting code
behind it (DEV-2122)

Changes here:
- Wrapped `DataTable` (class component from `table.tsx`) in
`DataTableWrapper` (functional component) to use hooks in it
- Few linter fixes in `table.tsx` file
- Added `buildSupplementalPath` utility function (with tests) in
`processingUtils.ts` for unified supplemental path handling - it reuses
existing code of `getSupplementalPathParts` utility
- `DataTableCell` (introduced in #7052) changes:
- Hidden behind feature flag: shows "Processing" when bulk processing is
in progress (not testable in UI, only in Storybook)
- Now it has a stories file - the stories are not very interactive, but
there is an example of how it looks like for few examples, including
`BulkProcessingInProgress`
- Introduced `bulkProcessingUtils.ts` file
- Was considering extending `processingUtils.ts`, but decided bulk
processing is a special separate branch of processing and can have a
separate file
- It has `getBulkProcessingColumnKey` utility function (reuses
`buildSupplementalPath`) and `isBulkProcessingCellInProgress` utility
function (self explanatory) - both with few simple unit tests
- Added MSW based mock file for bulk actions `bulkActions.mocks.ts` -
used it in Storybook :)
- Fixes font rendering in Storybook (Roboto font wasn't being loaded in
there) by introducing a shared fonts.ts file
- Enables all feature flags by default in Storybook context

### 👀 Preview steps

1. ℹ️ Run storybook
2. Go to Components → DataTableCell
3. 🟢 Notice that "Bulk Processing In Progress" story is rendering
"Processing"

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