[Task] Explore the use of filters

[escottalexander]

Currently there are no designs for this workflow so somebody needs to put some careful thought into how we can add a filter to a impact vector or result of vectors. We may want this functionality on the vector level as well as the list of vectors level.

For instance, I may want to filter out all RPGF round 1 recipients from a specific vector but apply a different filter to every vector. Filtering will need to support date ranges, booleans (meets a case, or does not meet a case) and numerical values.

This task is just for the exploration of what a design could look like so that we can have further discussion. Not actually implementing anything at this point.

Examples of filters:
Dates: before/after or date range
"Projects last received funding prior to this date"
"Projects started between these dates get 2x funding"

True/false statements
"Only include projects that are onchain"
"Projects whose category is 'End User Experience and Adoption'"

Numbers: greater than or less than
"Contracts deployed > 10"
"Total funding received < 5000"

Filter effects will be include, exclude, or multiplier
e.g.
"Include only projects that have no prior funding"
"Exclude projects that have VC funding"
"Multiply allocation by 1.25x for projects with a Twitter profile"

Also think about combining filters:
"Projects that have VC funding AND that have teams > 5 people"
"Projects that are onchain AND that have a Twitter account AND that were started since January 1st 2023"

[escottalexander]

Added some examples of filters in the description.