Add procedures and diagnoses tables

[matt-dray]

Close #15.

• Added modules for procedures and diagnoses tables (R/mod_table_*.R).
• Added common R/utils_tables.R and R/fct_tables.R to wrangle encounters data and generate summary tables, respectively.
• Consolidated entable_procedures()/entable_diagnoses() into entable_encounters() (for future consolidation ideas, see Consolidate code for procedures and diagnoses #31).
• Adjusted the app layout to insert the tables.

@tomjemmett: added you for review in lieu of Claire, if possible. This PR contributes to the creation of an MVP (#5) that apes the inputs app, basically. We're working quicklyish on this, so it's definitely not perfect for now (e.g. more functions could be consolidated, like in #31). The current state is not yet deployed (blocked by #8 currently), but I'd be interested to know if it runs locally for you. Happy to talk this through tomorrow (Fri 31). Removed Tom from reviewer list.

[DCEW]

See Strategy comment. Also (although may be planned for later/minutiae) - consider angle=90 for rates x-axis for improved visibility, more clear axis labels (e.g. should we make it v clear where rates are age/sex standardised? Rates per 10000?)

[matt-dray]

Re chart improvement: I think that comes towards the end as I start to put these functions into a package/introduce common theming.

Re axis labelling: this requires some config updates, given there's different labels depending on the TPMA, of course. That should probably be part of this PR anyway, actually. I'll add it in. See below.

[matt-dray]

In fact, I'm not going to add anything more to this particular PR, @DCEW.

I have updated the interface to use 'TPMA' rather than 'strategy', but we'll:

• deal with config in Integrate config for plots, etc #33, which will e.g. handle axis label names
• handle general plot/design improvements in Standardise the design/theming of the app #30, which will handle things like axis rotations (and i realise that's trickier said than done, becuase the axes need to line up across the funnel and boxplot as well)

[DCEW]

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