Migrate `:screen-loans` to ComposeViewModel and our new architecture

[ILIYANGERMANOV]

Please confirm the following

• [X] I checked the current issues for duplicate issues.

What would you like to improve?

• Read the Architecture Guidelines and migrate the screens in the module to ComposeViewModel.
• Try to fix Detekt and Lint errors on the go.
• Refactor and optimize the code for Compose.

Because...

• Legacy code isn't nice.
• It's tech debt.
• Using modern technologies and the new architecture will make our dev life easier.
• The project maintainers and other contributors will be grateful.

Description

Migrate the screen by extending ComposeViewModel and following the pattern described here: https://github.com/Ivy-Apps/ivy-wallet/blob/main/docs/Architecture.md

Success Criteria

• You didn't break the screen. All features that were in it before, work as expected after the migration.
• You can attach a screen recording after the migration, testing all features on the screen to prove that it still works.
• The screen's performance is the same or better.
• The code after the migration is shorter and simpler.
• You've addressed all Detekt and Lint issues in your PR (there might be exceptions but they must be approved by your reviewers)

[vartult]

Hey @ILIYANGERMANOV assign this to me!

[ILIYANGERMANOV]

Done ✅ Make sure to check how we migrated our other screens to ComposeViewModel

[vartult]

Hey @ILIYANGERMANOV , LoanModalData is deprecated, are we supposed to create a new modal for the loan data or if you help with navigating to the new one.

[ILIYANGERMANOV]

Hey @ILIYANGERMANOV , LoanModalData is deprecated, are we supposed to create a new modal for the loan data or if you help with navigating to the new one.

Good question @vartult just use the deprecated one. The scope of the task is only to migrate the ViewModel to ComposeViewModel which will be a great leap forward. In the future, in follow-up tasks we'll get rid of the deprecated Ivy components and replace them with Material3 ones