ref(explorer): always capture project page filters in snapshot#108009
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ref(explorer): always capture project page filters in snapshot#108009
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slack feedback surfaced the problem that many pages - e.g. transaction summary/insights - have project in URL filters but no project selector DOM element. We expect the number of pages with project filters that dont apply to the data on the page is small/non-existent, so let's always include these