Fixes error when creating cloud patches for Azure repos

[nzaytsev]

Description

Use remote.provider.owner as repoOwnerDomain

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[d13]

Please remove the merge commit and use rebase instead

[d13]

Hey @nzaytsev, while reviewing your PR, I'd suggest the following code changes:

👉 Azure DevOps: need to use project for remote provider

This is a rough hack of trying to get project into repoDomain. For Azure DevOps remotes, we need set the repoDomain property to the project name when creating the remote provider data for a draft. This ensures the correct project is associated with the remote.

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[d13]

Hey @nzaytsev, while reviewing your PR, I'd suggest the following code changes:

👉 Refactored idea of project for remote provider

This version of my code suggestion moves the decision process out of the draft service and back into the remote provider.

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[d13]

LGTM! Let's merge this to main after the 15.2.1 patch release goes out.