Support for all Bioportal API ontologies

This PR introduces two new views that allow searching for & browsing through multiple ontologies at once. They can be configured to use any ontology in the Bioportal, but default to the set configured in a new property in the appModel.

The BioontologySelectView shows only the classes that exist in the catalog, grouped by ontology. Labels for these ontologies are fetched from the Bioportal API and cached in local storage.

Next to the BioontologySelectView, there is a button to open the BioontologyBrowserView in a modal. This view shows all classes within each configured ontology in an accordion (tree-like) view. As the user clicks on a class, a small panel at the bottom shows the class description and links to the class on the Bioportal. They are able to select a class here and add it to the SearchSelect. The BioontologyBrowserView can also be used independently in other views.

BioontologySelectView is used in place of the now deprecated AnnotationFilterView. Here is where the views are currently used:

DataCatalogView (the older version without Cesium used in e.g. DataONE) under "Annotation"
CatalogSearchView (the new version with Cesium used in e.g. ADC) under "Annotation"
QueryBuilderView in the portal editor, when sem_annotation is selected as the query field
User-configurable portal search filters, when sem_annotation is selected as the only query field for a filter

Other changes:

New models & collections to manage searching for and caching results from the Bioportal API
New FormanticUI modules, plus models & collections to manage the data for these components
Many small fixes to the SearchSelect view. This view & its extensions are now more flexible and can be used in more places.

NCEAS / metacatui

Support for all Bioportal API ontologies #2502