[WIP] [Goals] Add a copy template

[youngcw]

Add a template to copy the budget from X months prior

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces several changes across multiple components and modules. The Schedules component has been updated to include the UpcomingLengthSettings component, which allows users to configure the length of upcoming scheduled transactions. The import order has been adjusted, and the new component has been positioned above the existing Search component in the JSX structure. In the schedules.tsx file, the loadStatuses function and the useSchedules hook have been modified to include a new parameter for preferences, enhancing how statuses are computed. Additionally, a new parsing rule has been added to the PEG.js grammar for budget goal templates, enabling the specification of a look-back period. The goalsCopy function has been introduced to process budget templates with this look-back period. Other modifications include reorganizing import statements, updating function signatures, and enhancing the test suite for the schedules module.

Possibly related PRs

• feat(rules): templating actions #3305: Enhancements in the EditRuleModal.jsx that improve the ActionEditor component, relating to user interactions and settings management.
• Add UncategorizedButton to mobile budget view #3326: Changes in BudgetTable.jsx that involve managing preferences, aligning with the UpcomingLengthSettings component.
• ♻️ (synced-prefs) move budget type to synced prefs #3427: Modifications in BudgetInner that involve moving budget type preferences to synced preferences, connecting to the purpose of the UpcomingLengthSettings component.
• ✨ (dashboards) ability to save filters & timeframes on spending widgets #3432: Changes focused on saving filters and timeframes, which may connect to the layout enhancements in the Schedules component.
• ⚡ (synced-prefs) preloading in redux state to improve perf #3544: Transition to Redux for managing synced preferences, relating to the UpcomingLengthSettings component.

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Suggested reviewers

• youngcw
• MikesGlitch
• csenel

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