Examine dashboard search adjustments

[bjarnef]

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Description

This PR add a few adjustments to Examine dashboard in Settings section:

• Replace search input with <umb-search-filter> component.
• Replace icons with <umb-icon> component.

Currently <umb-search-filter> only acted on change, but not on a keypress/keydown event, e.g. search on enter.
I have handled this a bit similar to have it works in umbMiniSearch which has an onSearch function.

Umbraco-CMS/src/Umbraco.Web.UI.Client/src/common/directives/components/umbminisearch.component.js

Line 13 in d428a45

onSearch: "&?",

We could in this case call the function onFilter, but I thought it might be to close to the onChange function.

Test notes

• Check Examine search works searching via enter in search input and when clicking Search button. With default starter kit search e.g. on "home".
• Test filtering on e.g. Icon Picker still works.

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[nul800sebastiaan]

Thanks @bjarnef, I found a funny one:

Didn't look too healthy.. ;-)

But that seems to have been a copy/paste error, I fixed it here: 75007df (#10735)