This fixes the contextual queries when you are not in a workspace with
the submodule and do not have any downloaded packs in the package cache.
In that case, the contextual queries would fail because they weren't
able to determine which pack belonged to the database.
This fixes it by downloading the `codeql/${language}-all` pack in case
no dbscheme is found for the database. After the download is complete,
it will return the expected value for the qlpacks. This should work in
almost all cases (at least for standard languages).
Ruby keyword arguments are represented differently than positional
arguments in the MaD format: they are represented as `Method[key:]`. The
framework endpoints query also returns the name as `key:`, so we can
detect these and format them as such.
This moves the creation of possible method argument options from the
view to the languages. This allows differentiating between the
languages, for example by using `Argument[self]` for Ruby instead of
`Argument[this]`.
This adds support for modeling types. A MaD language can now optionally
define a `type` predicate. This allows internally propagating these
models. The UI will now simply show a label "type" for type models
without any way to edit these.
This removes the `disabled` prop from the `Dropdown` component. This is
already included in the default HTML props of the `select` component,
so it's not necessary to add it again.
This prevents the creation of duplicate query pack names when creating a
query in the following ways:
- When you have selected a folder, the query pack name will include the
name of the folder. This should prevent duplicate query pack names
when creating queries in different folders.
- When the folder name includes `codeql` or `queries`, we will not
add `codeql-extra-queries-` since that would be redundant.
- After generating the query pack name, we will resolve all qlpacks and
check if one with this name already exists. If it does, we will start
adding an index to the name until we find a unique name.
