[Dashboard] Fix Enabled Clouds During Kubernetes Refreshing

[lloyd-brown]

We previously had an issue where if Kubernetes was loading the cloud section would show 0 clouds enabled before eventually showing the true number of clouds enabled. We add a check to make sure we are finished loading the enabled cloud data before showing the number of clouds enabled.

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This pull request addresses a user interface issue in the dashboard where the count of enabled clouds would incorrectly show zero during the initial loading of Kubernetes data. The changes implement a robust check to ensure that the cloud section accurately reflects the data's loading status, thereby preventing the display of erroneous information and enhancing the overall user experience by providing a more stable and reliable view of cloud infrastructure.

Highlights

• Preventing Misleading UI State: Introduced a check to prevent the dashboard from temporarily displaying '0 clouds enabled' while Kubernetes data is still loading, which previously caused a misleading user experience.
• Conditional Cloud Display Logic: Modified the workspaceEnabledClouds computation to return null when Kubernetes data is loading and no infrastructure data is yet available, signaling an incomplete loading state.
• Filtering Data During Loading: Updated the filteredCloudInfraData logic to display all available cloud infrastructure data without filtering when workspaceEnabledClouds is null, ensuring a consistent display during the loading phase.

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