fix: correct redirect to taxonomies page

[DmytroAlipov]

Description

1. Open studio -> course -> unit -> click on Manage tags (or click on Manage tags under the three-dots button for the component)

2. Click on "enable a taxonomy" link

3. Taxonomies page in studio opened inside tags drawer

Expected Result:

User redirected to Taxonomies page in Studio - like when tags drawer is opened on Course outline page (which is based on Course authoring MFE) for Unit or Section, etc

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Attention: Patch coverage is 83.33333% with 1 line in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 92.93%. Comparing base (a0f6f43) to head (2e18c94).
Report is 2 commits behind head on master.

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[bradenmacdonald]

Thanks for this! We never really test without any taxonomies so hadn't encountered this.

The bug is probably a non-issue on master anymore, because everyone is expected to use the new unit page and the legacy page is now off by default. But it's likely an issue in Sumac.

I notice that this is currently using a <Button but that's incorrect for a link that triggers a navigation. This should really just be a <Link> component (from react-router-dom) and then I think you can simplify it to <Link to="/taxonomies" target="_top" className="..."> and get rid of all the javascript.