Improve Column Name Copying and Visibility in Tables

[SlavenDj]

Currently, when I attempt to copy the name of a column in a table by selecting the name and pressing Command-C, it does not copy. This can be frustrating and hinders productivity. I would like to propose the following enhancements to improve this experience:

1.	Copy Button Next to Column Name:
•	Add a small button next to each column name that allows users to easily copy the column name with a single click. This will streamline the process of copying column names and reduce the need for multiple steps.
2.	Expand Column Name on Double-Click:
•	Enable the column name to expand fully when double-clicked, so that the entire label is visible. This would be particularly useful for columns with longer names that are truncated in the current view.
3.	Centralized Suggestions for Column Types:
•	Provide a centralized location for all suggestions related to column types. For example, the recommendation to use the text type instead of VARCHAR is useful, but it would be more efficient if these suggestions were aggregated in one place. This would allow users to review and implement these recommendations without manually checking each table.
4.	Automatic Visibility of Suggestions:
•	Ensure that suggestions for less recommended column types are automatically visible without needing multiple clicks and scrolling. This would enhance usability and ensure users do not miss important recommendations.
5.	Copy Column Name Button on Hover:
•	Add a button that appears when hovering over a column name to copy the name. This would provide a quick and easy way to copy column names directly from the Superbase Studio interface, enhancing the developer experience.

Rationale:

These features will significantly improve the user experience by:

•	Reducing the number of steps required to copy column names.
•	Enhancing the visibility and readability of column names.
•	Streamlining the process of identifying and addressing recommendations for column types.
•	Improving overall efficiency and usability of the Superbase Studio interface.