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Need ease of use bounty tracking/ignoring

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Currently all the bounties are shown in a filtered by language list. With the amount of bounties there, this is kind of hard navigate around. On top of that, some bounties are internal, or just isn't filtered by language at all. So, I propose having lists of favorite bounties, remaining bounties and ignored bounties. I believe having a distinct ignore list on top of favorite list is important because it allow someone to unignore it if they change their mind, but most importantly it also reduces the clutter on the list of new bounties and allows people to see the new bounties more easily.

This can be done on client-side with client-side storage; I think that solves this for majority of the use cases without the headache of keeping extra data for users on the server. Though a second look at it, as it uses phoenix liveview, I don't know how weird this would be.

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No files or tests are named. Start by tracing the Phoenix LiveView bounty list and its language filtering, then determine how favorites, remaining bounties, and ignored bounties should behave, including whether client-side storage is suitable. Done means the lists reduce clutter and allow ignored bounties to be restored.

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Tech stack
elixir
Domain
frontend
Issue type
Feature
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5/5
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Over a week
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