View: Show Retried Logs

[Aprillion]

This PR contains:

• New features
• Changes to dev-tools e.g. CI config / github tooling
• Docs
• Bug fixes
• Code refactor

What is the current behavior? (You can also link to an open issue here)

• Inspect View: on Tasks tab, when inside a folder that is an eval set that is still running, we hide retried logs and only show the latest, but if the eval set is already finished we display all log files

What is the new behavior?

• hide retried logs by default, add a button to Show Retried Logs to be able to see them regardless of eval set running status

Does this PR introduce a breaking change? (What changes might users need to make in their application due to this PR?)

• no

Other information:

• using Promise.all to load eval set info faster
• resurrected Add toggle for collapsing logs #2881 using a toggle icon
  

[dragonstyle]

one comment -looks good!

[Aprillion]

the bottom-right corner count will now match the Tasks panel (number of deduplicated log files) instead of different counts between the 2 panels

[dragonstyle]

Are you saying the footer will now display the number of log files that match vs the number of samples (when in the sample view)? If so, that seems wrong to me - that lower right corner number is intended to display the total number of items being displayed in the grid control (given filtering, etc...).

[Aprillion]

ah, I didn't change that part, but LogListFooter displays different info in different situations that I was not aware of:

• if eval set is already finished, it's already showing number of samples (same on main branch and this PR ... but my PR needs a fix to reflect Show Retried Logs)
  • fix sample count in lower right corner
• if eval set is still running (totalTaskCount !== completedTaskCount), it toggles to show progress bar (same on main branch and this PR ... but the count in this PR was already reflecting Show Retried Logs when I wrote my comment => hopefully no further fixes needed)

[dragonstyle]

Thanks for all this work - this is a tricky problem to get right! I've made some suggestions.