Nautobot dev with react

[timizuoebideri1]

Closes: #

What's Changed

Routing

The goal of moving routing to React using a JSON-like configuration is to simplify the process of creating and defining routes.

One reason for doing this is that not all routes need to interact with a database or API, and in those cases, it may be unnecessary to create a route in Django. By using a JSON-like configuration in React, these types of routes can be defined more easily and efficiently.

Another benefit of using this approach is that it allows plugin developers to create custom routes in React, rather than having to define them in both Django and React. This avoids the need to maintain two separate sets of routes and simplifies the process of adding new routes.

Finally, defining routes using this method is generally easier and more convenient than using either Django routing or React routing alone. By combining the advantages of both systems, it is possible to create a more flexible and user-friendly routing system that is better suited to a variety of different use cases.

TODO

• Explanation of Change(s)
• Added change log fragment(s) (for more information see the documentation)
• Attached Screenshots, Payload Example
• Unit, Integration Tests
• Documentation Updates (when adding/changing features)
• Example Plugin Updates (when adding/changing features)
• Outline Remaining Work, Constraints from Design

[bryanculver]

Another prototype in the pursuit of #3026