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Add useUrlTableState (search, sort, page, page size and filter_<column> in the query string via one nuqs useQueryStates call, with keyPrefix and urlKeys for routes that host two tables or need legacy key names) and useUrlTab (validated ?tab= param with a role-aware fallback). Migrate the Virtual Keys table onto useUrlTableState with a byte-identical URL contract and bind the Playground tab strip to ?tab=. DataTable gains controlled columnVisibility/onColumnVisibilityChange plus usePersistedColumnVisibility (localStorage per table id), and an isError prop that keeps the server page clamp from rewriting a deep-linked ?page= after a failed fetch. Virtual Keys uses both. The expired-session redirect in handleError now keeps the query string and hash so the return URL captured on re-login restores the filtered view instead of the bare list. Delete useTabRouting and tabRoutes, the pathname tab router left over from the reverted path-per-tab attempt (#34327, reverted in #34629); tab persistence has to be a query param on the static export. |
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