perf(GLTable): Enhance GlTable to render b-table-lite when possible

What does this MR do?

UPDATE: This MR was closed because of too many conflicts between the way this MR treats dynamic imports and Issues in our current codebase. Further progress on enhancing the GlTable component will be tracked in this epic.

This MR solves: #1593 (closed)

• It enhances the GlTable component to, depending on the given slots and props render BTable or BTableLite.

• It removes the GlTableLite component, which is a breaking change to GitLabUI.

• GlTable does now import BTable or BTableLite dynamically depending on its input.

Integration MR: gitlab!73462 (closed)

Bundle Analysis from Integration MR: https://gitlab-org.gitlab.io/-/gitlab/-/jobs/1735201072/artifacts/bundle-size-review/comparison.html

screen, no visual changes

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