Added Tinybird tests for the pathname filter for all endpoints

[cmraible]

ref https://linear.app/ghost/issue/ANAL-194/automated-tests-for-all-queries-including-every-filter-plus-one-other

• This commit adds Tinybird fixture tests for filtering by pathname for
  all endpoints that didn't previously have these tests

• This is part of an effort to generally improve our test coverage on
  our Tinybird endpoints so that we can more confidently make changes to
  them without breaking other endpoints or filter combinations

• The one excluded endpoint is the top_sources endpoint, because it is giving incorrect results. I'll raise a separate PR with that test added with the correct results so that we can fix the implementation to get it to pass.

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces a new SQL query that joins two tables to retrieve web analytics data specific to the /about/ page. The query selects columns such as timestamp, session_id, browser, os, device, location, pathname, and source, with a join based on the session_id. Additionally, several tests have been added for various endpoints—top browsers, devices, locations, operating systems, and pages—to validate that analytics data is correctly returned when filtered by /about/ over a fixed date range (January 1, 2100, to January 7, 2100) using a mock site UUID. Corresponding CSV result files have been provided for each test to verify expected outputs.

Possibly Related PRs

• Added tinybird tests for the location filter for all endpoints #22751: The changes in the main PR introduce a new SQL query selecting specific fields from two joined tables based on a pathname filter, which is related to the modifications in this PR.
• Fixed kpi pageview stats when filtering by pathname #22674: This PR enhances the specificity of metrics collected for pageviews based on the same pathname /about/, directly relating to the new SQL query introduced in the main PR.

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• ghost/web-analytics/sql/hits_pathname_about.sql (1 hunks)
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• ghost/web-analytics/tests/filter_pathname_about_top_os.test (1 hunks)
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• ghost/web-analytics/tests/filter_pathname_about_top_pages.test (1 hunks)
• ghost/web-analytics/tests/filter_pathname_about_top_pages.test.result (1 hunks)

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