The regex used to identify if an API needs environment information,
doesn't support UUIDs. This PR adds that.
Ideally, we should pass this information from where we're calling
`Api.get()`, not via an interceptor that matches certain very specific
API paths. Especially since the regex isn't matching generic paths. Add
to that, headers is the wrong place for things like this, because this
is essentially a "query param", it's a parameter to the query in the GET
API call, on equal footing with `datasourceId`. The generic Axios
interceptors being aware of the concept called environments, itself is
an abstraction leak, in my opinion. Problem for another day though.
/test sanity
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
- **Improvements**
- Enhanced dynamic route matching for data source structures and
triggers, making the application more flexible and robust.
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