✨ Add drop cache buttons

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Summary

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This pull request adds a new feature to the app's settings that allows the user to clear the cache of different queries. It introduces a new component CacheButtons that handles the UI and logic of the feature, and renders it in the CommonSettings component.

CacheButtons new
Manage queries with mantine
Autumn leaves the old

Walkthrough

• Add a new component CacheButtons to allow the user to clear the cache of different queries (link)
• Import and render the CacheButtons component in the CommonSettings component, after the LanguageButtons and before the ThemeButtons (link, link)

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