feat(sql_connect): update websocket URL for GSLB soft stickiness

[dconeybe]

Updates the WebSocket connection URL path for Cloud Data Connect to include the project ID and service ID, aligning with backend changes for GSLB soft stickiness. Also updates the unit tests to verify the URL format using a local HTTP server.

Highlights

• GSLB Stickiness URL Update: Modified WebSocketTransport to include projectId and serviceId in the WebSocket URL path, changing the format to /ws/google.firebase.dataconnect.v1.ConnectorStreamService.Connect/$projectId/locations/$location/services/$serviceId.
• Improved Test Coverage: Updated websocket_transport_test.dart to use a local HttpServer to intercept and validate the connection path, replacing the previous static host configuration.

Changelog

• websocket_transport.dart
  • Added projectId and serviceId to the WebSocket connection URL path.
• websocket_transport_test.dart
  • Configured a local HttpServer in setup to receive test connection requests.
  • Added WebSocketTransport URL Validation test group to assert that the transport connects using the correct URL path.
  • Migrated test teardown to use addTearDown in setUp.

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