Gabriel Hernandez a950e9d095 Feat/update query doc sidepanel (#8214)
* create new components for query side panel

* add reusable icon component that uses svg for icons

* integrate with new osquery_fleet_schema.json data

* update UI to work with osquery_fleet_schema.json

* add remark-gfm to safely support direct urls in markdown

* move fleet ace into markdown component so we can render code with ace editor

* add testing for new query sidebar

* remove incomplete tests for query sidepanel
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