[7.x] [ML] Use NavigationMenu without angularjs wrapper. (#41343) #41764
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Follow up to elastic#40830 and elastic#41054 in preparation for single metric viewer migration. The previous PR introduced the navigation menu as a React component. This PR moves dependencies down from the angularjs wrapper directive directly to the React component so the component can also be used stand-alone without the angularjs wrapper. For simple angularjs based HTML templates this stand-alone usage is also part of this PR. Unfortunately the PR turned out to be quite big due to: Most page react components had to be wrapped in another <Fragment> to allow the addition of <NavigationMenu> thus leading to large diffs for the components. All component code inside the <Fragment> was not touched though.
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Backports the following commits to 7.x: