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- Extracted a dedicated SpeciesLozenge component out of the SelectedSpecies component for better reusability
   (SpeciesLozenge has a theme prop; knows how to present the data)
- Updated visual styles of the lozenges

- Typescript updated to version 4.7
- Faker now has to be imported via named import
- Fixed tests for TranscriptSequenceView (they were broken in multiple ways):
  - waitFor function wasn't getting awaited
  - mock transcripts were generated with randomly chosen forward or reverse strand,
    which introduced dangerous randomness in the tests
- Had some userEvent.click unnecessarily wrapped in an act; fixed that

- Move all code that is responsible for blast state update into the blast slice.
- Add tests for blastSlice
- Add useBlastForm hook (and remove the useBlastInputSequences hook)
- Add the BlastSequenceButton component

* icon can be either an error icon (red) or warning icon (orange) or just an icon on its own with no tooltip

* move hook to shared/hooks and create Test for hook

* replace alert icon with shared component in unsupported-browser page

- Submission of BLAST form opens the screen with unviewed submissions
- While the submission is in flight, the screen will show a spinner
- Unviewed submissions page will contain a list of unviewed submissions, shown in reverse chronologic order
- A submission can be deleted
- When the submission is ready, the user will see a button for viewing the results in detail
- Added date and date-time formatters

- Make sure Storybook works
- Use promise api of new useEvent
- Fix tests
- Switch React 18 to concurrent mode and fix some bugs in genome browser
- Update react-spring to fix a react18-associated bug
- Replace react-ga with custom implementation

- Update minor versions of dependencies
- Switch to @faker-js/faker

Plus, remove environment check when displaying sequence view

- Combine the common logic of the sequence view component in the DrawerSequenceView component
   and in the useDrawerSequenceSettings hook
- Move state-related logic to a redux sliice
- Add refget slice for fetching sequences
- Add the code for showing the reverse complement sequence
- Add the Copy button to copy the sequence into the clipboard

Upon a BLAST form submission:
- the results are saved in the browser storage (IndexedDB);
- the browser starts polling for the statuses of the submitted jobs.

The polling is implemented using a redux-observable epic.

An alternative implementation, using redux-listener-middleware, was proposed in:
https://github.com/Ensembl/ensembl-client/pull/722, but rejected in favour of this implementation.