kleros-v2 feat(web-devtools): shift-gql-request-to-server-side

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PR-Codex overview

This PR updates GraphQL fetching logic, adds new enums, components for manual ruling, and changes subgraph URLs.

Detailed summary

Updated GraphQL fetching logic to use gqlRequest function.
Added RULING_MODE enum with Manual, AutomaticPreset, and RandomPreset.
Added components for manual ruling: ChangeDeveloper, ManualRuling.
Changed subgraph URLs in .env.local.example.
Refactored components and imports in several files.

The following files were skipped due to too many changes: web-devtools/src/app/(main)/ruler/RulingModes.tsx

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Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Introduced a new gqlRequest function for making GraphQL requests, allowing for flexible queries based on parameters.
Improvements
- Updated environment variable handling for GraphQL URLs by removing the NEXT_PUBLIC_ prefix, enhancing configuration strategies.
- Simplified GraphQL request process by integrating URL resolution within the new gqlRequest function.
Bug Fixes
- Adjusted GraphQL request handling to streamline data fetching and improve efficiency.

Sep 13 '24 11:09 tractorss

Walkthrough

The pull request introduces several changes, including a modification of the import path for the getGraphqlUrl function, updates to environment variable access in the getGraphqlUrl file, the introduction of a new gqlRequest function in gqlFetcher.ts, and alterations in the request handling within GraphqlBatcher.tsx. Additionally, the .env.local.example file reflects the renaming of environment variables to remove the NEXT_PUBLIC_ prefix. These changes reflect a reorganization of code structure and a shift in how GraphQL requests are made and managed, without altering the core functionalities of the existing methods.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
`web-devtools/codegen.ts`	Updated import path for `getGraphqlUrl` from `./src/utils/getGraphqlUrl` to `./src/actions/getGraphqlUrl`.
`web-devtools/src/actions/getGraphqlUrl.ts`	Modified environment variable access from `NEXT_PUBLIC_` to `` for subgraph URLs in `getGraphqlUrl`.
`web-devtools/src/actions/gqlFetcher.ts`	Added `gqlRequest` function to facilitate GraphQL requests with dynamic parameters.
`web-devtools/src/context/GraphqlBatcher.tsx`	Changed the request handling logic to use `gqlRequest` instead of `request`, simplifying the GraphQL query process.
`web-devtools/.env.local.example`	Renamed environment variables by removing the `NEXT_PUBLIC_` prefix for `CORE_SUBGRAPH` and `DRT_ARBSEPOLIA_SUBGRAPH`.

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GraphQL hops with newfound grace,
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