chore: replace date-fns and moment with dayjs

[tackley]

Remove date-fns and moment, replacing with dayjs.

A couple of annoyances resolved at the same time:

• only log the version on first start up, no re-render
• stop MUI DataGrid complaining about page size

Both cluttered the console log which made proving this was working more annoying than it should be.

Resolves #1126

[github-actions[bot]]

[puLL-Merge] - brave/ads-ui@1134

Description

This Pull Request (PR) introduces several significant changes, primarily focusing on replacing the moment, date-fns, and date-fns-tz libraries with dayjs for handling dates and times across the project. This transition involves adjustments in the usage of date and time functions, formatting, and parsing throughout various components and utilities. Additionally, the PR includes updates to package dependencies and enhancements in data grid display configurations such as customizable page size options. Another notable change is the removal of the version logging from the App.tsx component to the index.tsx setup, applying a structured approach to log the application's version information upon initialization.

Changes

### Changes #### `package.json` - Removed dependencies: `@date-io/moment`, `date-fns`, `date-fns-tz`, `moment` - Added `dayjs` dependency and adjusted the version of `npm-audit-resolver` #### Various Components and Utilities (`*.tsx`, `*.ts`) - Migrated from `moment` and `date-fns` to `dayjs` for date handling, affecting multiple files across the project. Modifications entail updating import statements, replacing date manipulation, parsing, and formatting functions with equivalent `dayjs` implementations. - Enhanced data grids by adding `pageSizeOptions` configuration in several components, allowing adjustable display of data entries. #### Configuration and Initialization Files - Added a new file `src/init_dayjs.ts` that imports `dayjs` and its plugins, setting up the extended functionality such as timezone support and advanced formatting capabilities globally. - Moved version logging from `App.tsx` to `index.tsx`, standardizing the approach to include revision and build time information. Adjustments involve utilizing the `VERSION` object exported from `util/version.ts`.

Security Hotspots

• Dependency Updates and Removals: The replacement and removal of libraries (moment, date-fns, date-fns-tz) with dayjs should be closely examined for compatibility and potential security implications. While dayjs is a well-regarded library, ensuring that all date-related functionalities transition smoothly without introducing regressions is crucial. Dependency updates also necessitate validation to prevent potential issues from newer package versions.

• Global Day.js Configuration (init_dayjs.ts): With the project-wide configuration of dayjs through the init_dayjs.ts file, ensure that the extension plugins and configurations do not inadvertently affect date handling in an undesired manner. This setup implies that all date operations across the project will follow the configurations defined here, making it a sensitive part of the codebase in terms of functionality and security.

• pageIndex and pageSizeOptions Enhancements: While not directly a security concern, the introduction of adjustable page sizes in data grids should be carefully tested to ensure that the application's performance remains optimal across various page size selections. Ensuring that these enhancements do not negatively impact client-side rendering or lead to potential denial-of-service scenarios due to excessively large data fetches is important.