Expand useRealtimeRunsWithTag hook to support date range & run status filtering

[drakeRAGE]

Closes #1487

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Testing

• Added filters option with status, startDate, and endDate.
• Verified that client-side filtering correctly narrows down results.
• Confirmed existing functionality without filters still works.
• Tested in Next.js client component with multiple tags.

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Changelog

• Extended useRealtimeRunsWithTag to accept optional filters.

• Supported filters:

  • status: filter runs by one or multiple statuses.
  • startDate & endDate: filter runs within a specific date range.

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Walkthrough

Client-side filtering is introduced for realtime runs using a new RealtimeFilterOptions (startDate, endDate, statuses). The hook useRealtimeRunsWithTag now accepts filters via options and recomputes a filtersKey to restart streaming when filters change. Runs are post-filtered locally with useMemo. Server-side skipColumns-based filtering is removed from all subscriptions and processing paths. Ordering for inserted runs changes from createdAt to number. Exported/public API changes: added RealtimeFilterOptions, removed UseRealtimeRunsWithTagOptions, removed skipColumns from UseRealtimeSingleRunOptions, and updated the useRealtimeRunsWithTag signature accordingly. Additional utilities handle date/status extraction, normalization, and stable filter keys.

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