Extend configurable plugins from msPluginsBlocks

[dsuren1]

Description

This PR updates extends configurability of msPluginsBlocks not just limited to ResourcesGrid & ResourcesFiltersForm

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refactors the plugin configuration mechanism within the MapStore client to be more adaptable. It transitions from a fixed set of configurable plugins to a dynamic system where the list of configurable plugins is automatically generated from the msPluginsBlocks array. This change streamlines the process of adding new configurable plugins and reduces the need for manual code updates.

Highlights

• Dynamic Plugin Configurability: The pull request introduces a dynamic approach to determine which plugins are configurable. Instead of a hardcoded list, the system now derives the configurable plugin names directly from the msPluginsBlocks array.
• Removal of Hardcoded List: The static configurablePlugins array, which previously limited configurability to ResourcesGrid and ResourcesFiltersForm, has been removed.
• Improved Flexibility: This change significantly enhances the flexibility of the MapStore client, allowing any plugin defined within msPluginsBlocks to be configurable without requiring further code modifications.

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Code Review

This pull request generalizes the configuration of msPluginsBlocks, removing a hardcoded list of plugins. The implementation is functionally correct, but I've identified an opportunity for improvement in terms of performance and code safety. The current approach has a quadratic time complexity and mutates the input configuration object, which can lead to side effects. I've provided a suggestion to refactor the logic to be more efficient (linear time complexity) and to avoid mutation, improving the overall robustness of the code.

[subashtiwari1010]

Looks good to me. Approved.