Add ability to find new papers to add to Wikidata via topic curation pages

[carlinmack]

Related to #1855

Rebased version of #2342

Note:

• Will probably will need to fix flake and tox errors and will remove the draft status afterwards
• The next PR will add the ability to batch the PRs

Description

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Adds support for searching Crossref for the 20 most recent papers on a disease, taxon, gene or protein and sends these results to the tool I've developed to find their presence in Wikidata and creating Quickstatements if they are found

Roadmap:

#2337 Adding support for multiple IDs
#2340 Adding support for DOIs to Quickstatements
This PR: Adding a button to curation pages to find if there are recent papers which can be created on Wikidata

Next PRs:

• Upgrading citations.js (haven't been able to figure out) and potentially contributing some stuff upstream
• Ability to select which entries to copy/send to quickstatements
• Add checking whether Wikidata entries can be enriched

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[carlinmack]

Actually all the tests are passing

[fnielsen]

Actually all the tests are passing

Does this mean that it is not a draft?

[carlinmack]

Yep not a draft, ready for trying/review. By the way it is a bit slow, I can't remember why