refactor!: remove cellArrayUtils.filterCells

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This function was intended to be private and can be easily replaced by the Array.filter function.

BREAKING CHANGES: The cellArrayUtils.filterCells function has been removed. Use the Array.filter function instead.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor

  • Simplified the filtering process by replacing a custom utility with the native array filtering method, ensuring more consistent and maintainable behavior.

• Tests

  • Enhanced the testing suite with additional cases to validate the updated filtering logic and improve naming consistency.

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Walkthrough

The changes remove the custom cellArrayUtils.filterCells utility in favor of using the native Array.filter method. The changelog and the utility file reflect this removal. In addition, the GraphDataModel.filterCells method in the core view is updated to directly use the native filter method. New tests have been added for this method, and an existing test variable (dm) has been renamed to model for consistency, without affecting the underlying test logic.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
CHANGELOG.md packages/core/src/util/cellArrayUtils.ts	Removed the custom filterCells function and updated documentation to indicate use of native Array.filter.
packages/core/src/view/GraphDataModel.ts packages/core/__tests__/view/GraphDataModel.test.ts	Updated GraphDataModel.filterCells to directly use native Array.filter instead of the removed utility; added new tests and renamed variable dm to model for consistency.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client as Client Code
    participant GDM as GraphDataModel
    participant Native as Array.filter
    
    Client->>GDM: filterCells(cells, filter)
    GDM->>Native: cells.filter(filter)
    Native-->>GDM: filteredCells
    GDM-->>Client: return filteredCells

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