fix: update PluginApiClient URL construction for project context#1
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This pull request updates the route structure in the
PluginApiClientto make project scoping explicit in API calls, rather than automatically including the project in all plugin routes. The main changes involve removing the automatic/projects/{projectId}/prefix from plugin routes and updating the documentation and code to reflect this new approach.API Route Structure Changes:
/projects/{projectId}/prefix is removed from plugin routes; project context must now be included manually in the path when needed. [1] [2]PluginApiClientandpluginGetto clarify the new route structure and provide examples for including the project context. [1] [2]API Client Interface Update:
projectIdproperty onPluginApiClientis nowpublicto allow access when constructing project-scoped paths.