## Is your feature request related to a problem?

I'm browsing user data in posthog and I'd like to figure out whether a user has correctly been added to a cohort

## Describe the solution you'd like

Show tab "cohorts" next to "properties" on people page.

## Describe alternatives you've considered

Going through all cohorts.

## Additional context



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posthog/api/person.py
display = request.GET.get("display", None)
        team = request.user.team
        if not team:
            return response.Response(
                {"message": "Could not retrieve team", "detail": "Could not validate team associated with user"},
                status=400,
            )
        filter = RetentionFilter(request=request)
        if display == TRENDS_TABLE:
            people = self.retention_class().people_in_period(filter, team)
        else:
            people = self.retention_class().people(filter, team)
        next_url = paginated_result(people, request, filter.offset)
        return response.Response({"result": people, "next": next_url})
    @action(methods=["GET"], detail=False)
    def stickiness(self, request: request.Request) -> response.Response:
        team = request.user.team
        if not team:
            return response.Response(
                {"message": "Could not retrieve team", "detail": "Could not validate team associated with user"},
                status=400,
            )
        earliest_timestamp_func = lambda team_id: Event.objects.earliest_timestamp(team_id)
        filter = StickinessFilter(request=request, team=team, get_earliest_timestamp=earliest_timestamp_func)
        target_entity = get_target_entity(request)
        people = self.stickiness_class().people(target_entity, filter, team)
        next_url = paginated_result(people, request, filter.offset)
        return response.Response({"results": [{"people": people, "count": len(people)}], "next": next_url})
def paginated_result(