Rule in a logger should be clickable and provide the link to the search

[KOLANICH]

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Description

Rule in the logger should be clickable, the link should point to the line rule is defined.

[gorhill]

Filters in the logger won't be clickable because uBO has no idea from where a filter comes from before you click on it -- because an expensive reverse lookup is used when clicking the filters to find out all the filter lists which declare the filter.

However I believe I could link to the line in each filter lists found to contain the filter, such that clicking on it will cause the asset viewer to move to the line.

[KOLANICH]

Filters in the logger won't be clickable because uBO has no idea from where a filter comes from before you click on it

I know, but we can start a search on demand (#205) , that's why the word search is in the issue title.

I mean that every rule in a logger is a link, but this link points to the search of that rule, and if the rule is defined in a single place, it behaves like "I'm feeling lucky", otherwise it shows the search results.

[gorhill]

However I believe I could link to the line in each filter lists found to contain the filter, such that clicking on it will cause the asset viewer to move to the line.

I will decline implementing this for the time being, this would require to save an offset into the compile filter lists for each filter, meaning a larger compiled filter lists, and I don't think it's worth it at this point where I have done work to actually shrink size of data saved in cache storage.