feat(37055) Add search to the workspace #1213
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The PR adds a floating toolbox on the
Workspaceand a long-overdue search tool in it.The search is based on a regex matching on the
idof every visible (i.e. with thehiddenattribute not set tofalse) entity (i.e. every node such as adapter, bridge) in the graph.When the search matches a list of existing entities, they are shown as
selectedon the graph, as well as having the viewport centred on the selection.The search string can be cleared, in this case all nodes will be
deselectedand the viewport centred on all the visible nodes (i.e.fitview)The toolbar also contains two navigation buttons,
prevandnext, which allow the users to briefly iterate between each of the individual nodes returned by the matching search pattern. In such navigation, all matching nodes remain selected, but the viewport is now focusing on individual nodes.Please note that the selection used in the search is the same as any manual selection by the users: clicking on another (non-searched) node or on the canvas itself will clear the selection, while keeping the search restrictions
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