ATLAS-5342: Atlas React UI: Entity modification functionalities (Add Classifications, Terms, Labels, Business Metadata) remain active for DELETED entities#697
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What changes were proposed in this pull request?
Disabled/hid all modification action buttons (Add, Edit, Delete) for Classifications, Terms, Labels, User-Defined Properties, and Business Metadata when the entity status is DELETED.
Switched the action-link prompt messages (e.g., "To add, click here") to static text under the DELETED state.
Utilized the EntityStatus.DELETED enum consistently across components.
Safeguarded button rendering against loading states to prevent UI flashing before the API response resolves.
How was this patch tested?
Unit Tests: Ran the full frontend unit test suite (npm test). All 180 test suites and 4,633 unit tests passed successfully.
Build Compilation: Ran typechecking (npm run typecheck) to ensure type safety.