fix(Replay): Use Sentry Prefix for Project_id#104296
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As title says, this PR uses sentry prefix to query for project_id (

sentry.project_id), as it was causing the following issue:The reason this is causing an issue is because
project_iditself is not queryable as an attribute, since it is a top level protobuf field, which causes the following line to be null on the frontend:Thus, we change our query to use the sentry prefix to receive the proper data. The reason this was not caught in a unit test previously is because we were manually adding the project_id in the attributes dummy data, allowing it to be queried. To test this new change, we remove the attribute and see that it still works as expected.