[Server] Interpreting a View's filters by corresponding Design

[leecalcote]

This issue a child issue of the epic described in #10937. See the parent issue for additional context.

Current Behavior

Meshery UI users receive a some amount of information back from Meshery Server with depth of details varying based on type of event (operation performed).

For example, a successful design deployment might include a list of all components deployed, but might not be totaled by count or by which Kubernetes cluster to which they were deployed.

Desired Behavior

1. Enhance Meshery Server events with aggregate metrics, summarizing the changes made:
   1. new components deployed
   2. existing components undeployed
   3. existing components updated
   4. total number of components implicated (by the design)
2. Breakdown the change summary by Environment / by (K8s) Connection.
3. For any design deployed, auto-generate a new View or include a reference to an existing View that is paired to the same design.

Implementation

Enhance the existing views api with a design ID query parameter such that the adjoining View doesn't need to be created, but that the design-specific filter (a set of filters configured to explicitly display only the resources included in the given design) is dynamically applied by the views API foregoing the need to create and track what essentially amounts to a foreign key between designs and views.

Acceptance Tests

Meshery Server clients (e.g. Meshery UI, mesheryctl, MeshMap) can GET a collection of discovered entities (resources) based constrained to those entities (i.e. components) defined in any given design.

Mockup

TBD

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[leecalcote]

@MUzairS15 @aabidsofi19 FYI. The views API will need to be created first, however.