fix: [DI-29172] - Dependent API error handling in Edit Alert #13379
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Description 📝
This PR implements error handling for dependent API failures in the CloudPulse Edit Alert feature
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-Added hasAPIError boolean field to track API errors across the alert form
-Implemented error detection in components that make API calls (notification channels, metric criteria, dimension filters)
-Display warning notice and disable submit button when API errors occur
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