Show last login date/time on admin user grid

[fredden]

Description

When managing administrative user accounts within the Magento backend, it would be useful to see when particular users have most recently logged in. This pull request adds that information to the grid. (The information already exists in the database.)

Manual testing scenarios

1. Navigate to the admin System -> Permissions -> All Users
2. Notice the list of admin users lacks information about the last log-in date/time.
3. Apply the changes in this pull request.
4. Notice the list of admin users now shows the last log-in date/time of each user.

Contribution checklist

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• All automated tests passed successfully (all builds are green)

Resolved issues:

1. resolves [Issue] Show last login date/time on admin user grid #35587: Show last login date/time on admin user grid

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[nuzil]

@fredden will it be possible to add test coverage for this feature?

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✔️ QA Passed

Preconditions:

1. Have Magento Installed with latest 2.4-develop code, and admin login working properly!

Manual testing scenario:

1. Navigate to the admin System >> Permissions >> All Users
2. Notice the list of admin users grid columns and check last Last Logged in column existence.

Before: ✖️ There was no Last Logged in column in the grid

After: ✔️ New column Last Logged in introduced

Additionally,

1. With an existing admin user login after some time-gap, checked the date and time getting updated!
2. By creating a new admin and logging in first time, we will not see the time updated in the column. But once the admin logs out and re-logs in, the last logged in time gets updated in the column.

As part of regression, we will have one test case created.

As of now, we are not able to see documentation about the Users grid in the relevant doc section. We have to confirm within the team, whether we require to update the documentation.