Allow filtering by archived in Redirect Manager

[wilsonge]

Summary of Changes

Allows filtering by the archived state in the redirect component.

Testing Instructions

In search tools of the redirect component there is now an archived option in the dropdown which allows filtering by archived options

Documentation Changes Required

n/a

[brianteeman]

I created a pr some time ago to remove the archived state from com_redirects as it has no purpose that I could see

[wilsonge]

That's fine. But as it's currently still there it should work properly :)

[brianteeman]

or just merge mine to remove it ;)

there is no function in setting a redirect to archived so better to remove a useless function than to add features to a broken function

[ghost]

mentioned Pull Requests are #17417 (j3) and #17586 (j4)

[ghost]

I have tested this item ✅ successfully on efbce0c

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[brianteeman]

I still dont see any reason to have the archive state for redirects as they have no function - so no need to filter etc

[ReLater]

to remove a useless function

as discussed in #17417 that's your private opinion because you don't accept workflows of other users.

I still see no reason to remove archived status. Don't use it if you don't want to. Use it if you want to.

[mbabker]

Provide examples of valid workflows where a distinction between a published and an archived redirect link should be supported. As pointed out in that issue, what you are using archived for is exactly what unpublished is, archived is not a "we've reviewed this link and decided to not redirect it anywhere" state. If anything, if archived is going to exist as a state it should be consistent with the state as used in other core components (i.e. archived in com_redirect and com_content should have a loosely similar definition).

[brianteeman]

I have tested this item ✅ successfully on efbce0c

As discussed I still think it is wrong to have an archived state which does nothing but this PR does do what it aims to do

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[ghost]

Ready to Commit after two successful tests.