refactor(react-components): move caching into separate class in architecture

[haakonflatval-cognite]

Type of change

Jira ticket 📘

https://cognitedata.atlassian.net/browse/

Description 📝

Move caches from context providers and into their own domain object. This is a preliminary step to be able to use the cache's functionality for fetching data on click from within the architecture

Most of the codeline changes are putting hooks in separate files (so you don't have to read them closely, they're unchanged).
But there are a couple of other changes:

• We no longer use context providers for the different caches because
• The caches have been moved into a separate CachesDomainObject, provided to the render target on initialization
• Some logic in RevealContext has been rewired to make this initialization happen

How has this been tested? 🔍

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[danpriori]

LGTM