Fix #5578

* Improve overview of accounts in admin UI

- Display suspended status, role, last activity and IP prominently
- Default to showing local accounts
- Default to not showing suspended accounts

* Remove unused strings

* Fix tests

* Allow filtering accounts by IP mask

* Add staff filter to admin UI for accounts, remove obsolete columns

* Only display OStatus section in admin UI for accounts when OStatus data

* Togglable filter links

* Rename is_selected to selected?

The `params` variable here was quite overloaded.

It exists via the controller to hold the request params, and was sometimes being
used in this helper as that object, but other times was being used as a local
variable, or to pass to another method, and this was confusing.

This change renames the args for a method away from `params` for more clarity,
and extracts the actual usage of the controller-provided `params` to a
better-named method for clarity.

* downgrade rubocop 0.48.1 => 0.46.0

* exclude vendor/**/* from rubocop target files

* add frozen_string_literal comment line

* fix percent literal delimited by ( and )

* fix alignment

* remove comment disabling unknown cop

* Add a ReportFilter class

* Add reports and targeted_reports relationships to Account

* Use ReportFilter from admin/reports controller

* Link to admin/reports filtered views from admin account show view

* Add indexes to reports.account_id and reports.target_account_id

- Add some spec coverage for both methods
- Add explicit constant call-outs for where the params are from

* Simplify admin/reports controller filtering for index

* Rename parameter to resolved

* Fix issue where reports view could not access filter_link_to

* Add coverage for admin/reports controller

* DRY up resolution of related reports for target account

* Clean up admin/reports routes

* Add Report#statuses method

* DRY up current account action taken params

* Rubocop styles

* Move filter_link_to class formation to separate method in admin/accounts helper

* Remove deprecated #compact method usage on strong parameters