[FEATURE] JWT - Revoke JWTs from admin dashboard

## Feature Description

Add a convenient, easy-to-access tool for admins to be able to revoke JWTs for any user.

## Why It's Worth Implementing

Without a feature like this, any stolen JWT access or refresh tokens cannot easily be blocked if a user account is compromised.

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## Acceptance Criteria & Solution Requirements
*To close this issue, the following must be met (can be finalized in the comments):*
- [ ] 1. Application runs as expected with the new feature integrated seamlessly.
- [ ] 2. Code quality metrics are maintained, and linting has been considered in development.
- [ ] 3. Testing metrics are maintained, and tests have been updated/added wherever relevant during development.
- [ ] 4. Documentation has been updated to reflect the changes made during development.
- [ ] 5. A new database table `revoked_jwts` has been added to store revoked JWT ids, as well as the time at which they were revoked.
- [ ] 6. A button has been added to the user management dashboard that immediately invalidates that user's access and refresh JWTs.

The issue requires adding a new database table `revoked_jwts` and integrating revocation logic into the admin dashboard. Start by examining the existing authentication flow, likely in a module like `auth.py` or `jwt_utils.py`. Look for the user management dashboard templates and backend routes to understand where to add the revocation button. Check how JWTs are currently validated and where to add a check against the revocation list. 'Done' means the button works, tokens are invalidated, and the new table stores revocation records.

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