### Description

Feature request to filter by running dags (or by other statuses too). We have over 100 dags and we were having some performance problems. we wanted to see all the running Dags from the main page and found that we couldn't. We can see the light green circle in the runs (and that involves a lot of scrolling) but no way to filter for it. 

We use SQL Server and it's job scheduling tool (SQL Agent) has this feature. The implementation for airflow shouldn't necessarily be like this but just presenting this as an example that it's a helpful feature implemented in other tools. 
<img width="231" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/286903/227529646-97ac2e8e-52de-421a-8328-072f35ccdff2.png">

I'll leave implementation details for someone else. 

on v2.2.5

### Use case/motivation

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### Related issues

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### Are you willing to submit a PR?

- [ ] Yes I am willing to submit a PR!

### Code of Conduct

- [X] I agree to follow this project's [Code of Conduct](https://github.com/apache/airflow/blob/main/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md)

"""
    This ModelView prevents ability to pass primary keys of objects relating to DAGs you shouldn't be able to
    edit. This only holds for the add, update and delete operations.
    You will still need to use the `action_has_dag_edit_access()` for actions.
    """
    @staticmethod
    def validate_dag_edit_access(item: DagRun | TaskInstance):
        """Validates whether the user has 'can_edit' access for this specific DAG."""
        if not get_airflow_app().appbuilder.sm.can_edit_dag(item.dag_id):
            raise AirflowException(f"Access denied for dag_id {item.dag_id}")
    def pre_add(self, item: DagRun | TaskInstance):
        self.validate_dag_edit_access(item)
    def pre_update(self, item: DagRun | TaskInstance):
        self.validate_dag_edit_access(item)
    def pre_delete(self, item: DagRun | TaskInstance):
        self.validate_dag_edit_access(item)
    def post_add_redirect(self):  
        return redirect(self.get_default_url())
    def post_edit_redirect(self):  
        return redirect(self.get_default_url())
    def post_delete_redirect(self):