Throughout the Redux code, we were using objects to store a map of
name -> something, but keys' order is not kept in objects, so we could
not predict which actions were being called after others.

This patch replaces that use with a Map subclass, so we can still use
it very similarly to what we used to, but now we guarantee that the
values can be used in insertion order.

As a side-effect, the serialization of a Map is more predictable than
that of an object (the Map is always {} by default), so we have a more
predictable use of the data within Redux (this comment has to do with
the fact that we shouldn't use unserializable data in Redux, but that
should be for cases where one's thinking of storing/persisting Redux's
values, which is not the case for this particular UI data).

plugins/examples/pod-counter: Bump headlamp-plugin version to 0.4.3

plugins/headlamp-plugin: Do not ignore types when packing

We want to ignore the presence of generated types (types folder) in
git, but we want them to be shipped in the module. However, npm does
check .gitignore if a .npmignore file is missing, which meant that no
types were being packed/shipped.

This commit adds a .npmignore file that doesn't ignore the types,
effectively making npm pack the mentioned types.

Plugin example fixes

So that when there is an error tracebacks can be shown in new
versions of browsers.

frontend: Upgrade to new iconify 3.1.3

frontend: Don't use toLocaleString to generate date for tests

refer https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40935886/components-using-date-objects-produce-different-snapshots-in-different-timezones

Headlamp plugin 0.4.1 and a test for published packages

For testing published versions of headlamp-plugin

backend: Update how we handle http callback URLs for oidc

To generate oidc callback URLs our logic for handling http was not
complete, it only considered situations where the host url is localhost
and not the condition where somebody might have his/her headlamp app
running behind a http protocol.

Typedoc plugin upgrade, frontend package lock v2, removed node 14 from frontend CI check

charts: Update app to version 0.7.0

.github: Remove file rename from app-artifacts-mac action

We are using node 16 now, and node 17 is too early to test.

Also update the generated docs.

Just removed package-lock.json and did npm install.

$ npm --version
8.1.2

Plugin polishing. Type checking, linting and formatting for plugins

Because npm doesn't hang anymore with install.
Additionally it is inconvienient maintaining this when updating
package versions inside the template.

It was not updated in a previous release for example.

Seems prettier was getting stuck somehow on the headlamp-plugins
folder... could not find why with debugging enabled. So instead
we just list the folders it should format instead.

So current npm LTS is happy.

Both peerDependencies and peerDependenciesMeta are unused AFAIK.
The typescript version is old, and es-lint package doesn't exist.