Fix data table storybook story to show mock data

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This PR fixes the issue with the data table storybook story not showing any example data from the mock loader after removing the nuqs library.

Changes Made

1. Updated the React Router stub to provide default URL parameters when running in Storybook:

   • Added a default search string with page=0&pageSize=10 when window.location.search is not available
   • This ensures that the loader function always has the necessary parameters to work with

2. Enhanced the loader function in the data table story:

   • Added better error handling for the request URL
   • Provided a default URL with parameters when the request URL is not available
   • Added console logs for debugging the URL parameters and parsed values
   • Ensured that the component handles undefined loader data gracefully

These changes ensure that the data table storybook story correctly shows the mock data from the loader, even after removing the nuqs library and replacing it with React Router's built-in features.

Root Cause

The issue was that the React Router stub in Storybook wasn't providing the necessary URL parameters for the loader function to work correctly. When nuqs was removed, the code started relying on React Router's useSearchParams hook, but the stub wasn't properly configured to provide the default parameters needed by the data table component.

Testing

The changes have been tested in Storybook, and the data table now correctly shows the mock data as expected.

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