Apify filters

[ChiefArug]

Fixes #7706
There was A LOT of hardcoding there, wow.

Splits FilterItem and its mixed usage of the FilterType enum and /AllItems\.[A-Z]_?FILTER\.isIn/ method into four classes. FilterItem itself retains most of the logic, and it has three subclasses for ListFilterItem, AttributeFilterItem and PackgeFilterItem. This makes filters so much more extensible for addons, ie they can actually extend it and should be able to implement custom filtering behavior without requiring mixins.

I have tested this and it still works, including basic filter behavior and blueprints (overlay rendering and jei-autofilling).

WAIFU Analysis:

I have only looked at classes that have changes to existing methods, not just new methods.

• Two mods mixin to FilterItem:
  • CreateBigCannons - The target method did not get modified, so this mixin will not break.
  • Jade Addons - The target method was made public, so this mixin will no longer be needed. In the meanwhile, it won't break because the signature did not change.
• No mixins to BlueprintItem
• One mixin to BlueprintOverlayRenderer:
  • Jade Addons - The field this makes a getter for was not modified in any way.
• No mixins to AbstractFilterScreen
• Two mixins to FilterItemStack:
  • Destroy - The method and field this uses was not touched.
  • CogsOfCarmite - The target method and instruction still exist, and their filter item does not extend FilterItem (that was actually impossible, the constructor was private) so it will not enter the if statement.
• No mixins to FilterMenu

Therefore while this changes a lot it should not break addons at all, meaning it can be merged safely.

I would also like to get @jodlodi and @sashafiesta's opinions on this as you are the ones going to use it.

[ChiefArug]

Build error does not seem to be related to my changes.

[jodlodi]

This will be a godsend for me, making a custom filter was a bit of a nightmare

[ChiefArug]

One thing I did not do is move anything to the API package. This is an option, but would break addons badly.