Refactor "loading" state of DAGs view to remove visual jank - #11725
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This fixes the visual "jank" seen when loading the DAGs (home) view. Most of the unwanted shifting was being caused by the loading GIF images being shown briefly in the table header. This caused table cells to shift vertically and horizontally. The implementation was also a bit inconsistent in that it showed a loading state in two column headers ("Recent Tasks", "DAG Runs") and then in the individual cells of another ("Last Run"). I've remedied that by using the same placement for all three.
I've moved the new "loading dots" pattern (CSS only, no images) introduced in #11534 to a macro file so that it could be repurposed here as well.
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