Open loans - fields shown, linking to details

Purpose: Staff need to be able to view open loans for a patron.

1. Scenario
   • Given the open loans screen
   • When a patron has at least one open loan
   • Then the following fields should display for each loan:
     • Checkbox for bulk actions
     • Item title (sortable)
     • Item status (sortable) the sortable in reverse is not working
     • Due date and time (sortable)
     • Requests (sortable) (changed from requests queue, see comment below)
     • barcode (sortable)
     • fee/fine (sortable) out of scope
     • call number (sortable)
     • Contributors (sortable) the sortable in reverse is not working
     • Renewal count (sortable)
     • Loan policy (sortable) (name)
     • Location (sortable) (i.e., the location where the item is shelved - use temporary if one exists)
     • Loan date (sortable) (i.e., the original date the item was checked out to patron)
2. Scenario
   • Given the open loans screen
   • When a patron has at least one open loan
   • Then for each loan link to the following details screens
     • Loan details (from ellipsis menu & clickable row) (ETA: Should not be in ellipsis menu)
     • Item details (from ellipsis menu)
     • Fee/fine details (from ellipsis menu, only if non-zero fee/fine) out of scope until fine/fee in FOLIO
     • Loan policy (from ellipsis menu)
     • Requests queue (from ellipsis menu, only if non-zero number of requests)
3. -Scenario
   • Given the open loan screen
   • When a patron has at least one open loan
   • Display and activate the export function (UIU-459) (added to UIU-459)

Notes: Scenario 2 reflects updates to design pattern. Currently, individual fields within rows are linked to corresponding details screens. Instead, no individual field should be linked, and any links to details screens should be within ellipsis menu. Also, the entire row should be clickable and linked to the loan details.

Out of scope: the attached image has additional functions (above the table and from ellipsis menu) and notes about styling "Renew" to contrast them. These are out of scope for this story.