Fix #5533: add horizontal scroll to filtered collections report table

[guillermo-escire]

References

Fixes #5533

Description

Wraps the filtered collections report table in a scrollable container to prevent
it from being cut off when many filters are selected.

Instructions for Reviewers

List of changes in this PR:

• Wrapped the <table> in filtered-collections.component.html with a <div> with overflow-x: auto to enable horizontal scrolling.

Steps to test:

1. Go to Administration → Reports → Filtered Collections
2. Click "Select all filters"
3. Click "Show Collections"
4. Verify the table now has horizontal scroll and all columns are accessible

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[kanasznagyzoltan]

I have tested and it worked for me. If I am selecting all the properties I can see every value because the frontend gives me horizontal scrollbar.
I have compared this PR branch against the current sandbox site.

pr_5545.mp4

[GauravD2t]

thanks @guillermo-escire Replaced the inline style overflow-x: auto; with the Bootstrap table-responsive class on line 32. This provides proper responsive table behavior using Bootstrap CSS instead of custom inline styles. div class="table-responsive"

[guillermo-escire]

Hi @GauravD2t Thanks for the suggestion! You're right, using Bootstrap's table-responsive class is the cleaner approach. I've updated the PR accordingly.

[GauravD2t]

Thanks @guillermo-escire,
Looks good to me! Thanks for updating this to use Bootstrap's native responsive table class.