fix: disabled status of action buttons & improve load times of frontend

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the user experience by fixing the disabled state of action buttons and significantly improving frontend performance through the lazy loading of the KaTeX math rendering library. It also incorporates a substantial set of dependency updates to keep the project's libraries current and includes various layout and styling refinements for specific UI components, alongside expanded syntax highlighting for code within Markdown.

Highlights

• Fix: Action Button Disabled State: I've addressed an issue in frontend/pro/chatbot/chatbot-footer.tsx to ensure that action buttons, especially those utilizing Ant Design's Popconfirm component, correctly reflect their disabled status. This involved refactoring how the disabled prop is passed and handled.
• Performance: Lazy Loading KaTeX: To significantly improve frontend load times, I've implemented lazy loading for the KaTeX math rendering library in frontend/globals/components/markdown/index.tsx. KaTeX CSS and JavaScript resources are now dynamically imported only when Markdown content containing math syntax is detected, reducing the initial bundle size and speeding up page rendering. A new type declaration in frontend/fixtures.d.ts supports this dynamic import.
• Maintenance: Dependency Updates: This PR includes a comprehensive update of various frontend and development dependencies across multiple package.json files (e.g., frontend/package.json, config/lint-config/package.json, package.json). Key updates include Ant Design components, Babel, ESLint, Prettier, Marked, Mermaid, and Vite, ensuring the project leverages more recent and stable versions of these libraries.
• UI/UX: Coder Artifacts Layout Improvements: I've made several CSS and component style adjustments in docs/layout_templates/coder_artifacts/demos/app.py to resolve layout issues and improve the display of output containers and tabs within the Coder Artifacts demo. This includes better height management and a correction of an element ID.
• Feature: Enhanced Markdown Syntax Highlighting: I've expanded the syntax highlighting capabilities of the Markdown component by adding support for JSX, TypeScript, and TSX code blocks in frontend/globals/components/markdown/utils.ts, providing better code readability.
• Backend: Gradio Event Listener: A scroll event listener has been added to the AntdXBubbleList component in backend/modelscope_studio/components/antdx/bubble/list/__init__.py, potentially laying groundwork for new scroll-related interactive features.

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Code Review

This pull request includes dependency updates, fixes the disabled state of action buttons, and improves frontend load times by lazy-loading KaTeX. The changes are well-structured and address the stated goals.