Rewrite Business rules, resourceApi.js and collectionApi.js to TypeScript

[maxpatiiuk]

... and make them follow closer the React philosophy

This will add TypeScript coverage to the most crucial files of Specify

As part of the rewrite, should also extend the unit tests and integration tests.

Also, get rid of the event triggers in favor of creating new objects and letting it propagate downward like in react components

[maxpatiiuk]

FYI, fixing this and #2622 would allow to get rid of jQuery, Backbone and Underscore.js dependencies

[maxpatiiuk]

I begun writing down few features to consider adding/chaning when doing the rewrite:

specify7/specifyweb/frontend/js_src/lib/hooks/store.tsx

Lines 17 to 32 in 185c27b

	/*
	* FEATURE: add agent and accessible collections to store
	* FEATURE: don't reRun format() unless changed
	* FEATURE: evaluate relevancy of resource collection
	* FEATURE: cache formatted resources
	* REFACTOR: integrate with useCollection when rewriting the ORM
	*/
	/*
	* REFACTOR: experiment with an object singleton:
	* There is only ever one instance of a record with the same table name
	* and id. Any changes in one place propagate to all the other places where
	* that record is used. Record is only fetched once and updates are kept track
	* of. When requesting object fetch, return the previous fetched version, while
	* fetching the new one.
	* FEATURE: when creating an object singleton, support not just existing resources
	*/

I likely won't have time to finish this (or likely to even start this), so I will make sure to expand on this with much more detail on what I see as a good design for the refactored version