feat: Add ability to filter by resource labels and annotations

[avanish23]

Closes: #7547
Currently, the filtering is allowed by name only, for any resource.
With this PR intends to introduce support for filtering via various parameters

• name
• status
• label
• annotations
  and more.

How can this be done?
This will be done by comma ',' separated values. If the input does not have a comma-separated value, it will be filtered by name by default.
If a comma-separated string is provided then the convention followed should be property,value for example status,Running label,app=dashboard annotations,sidecar.istio.io/inject=true
For example, if the user input is:

• dashboard the pods filtered will be those that will contain "dashboard" in their name.
• name,dashboard,label,app=dashboard,status,Running the pods filtered will be have "dashboard" in their name, a label with key value pair "{app:dashboard}" and status is "Running"

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[floreks]

The initial implementation was only meant to work with names. We wanted to take another pass at it. The main flaws of the current approach are:

• Filtering different fields based on string parsing does not make a good API. We should probably use an encoded array of objects that can define fields like: operation, field/property, value, etc. This way we could create more complex filtering queries by multiple fields with i.e. AND/OR operations.
• It does not use server-side filtering. The K8S API supports field-level filtering (name, status, labels). Annotations would probably be handled on our side.

I would prefer not to rely on current logic to not encourage anyone to extend it as it should be rewritten and optimized.

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