Standardize rule endpoint client identification

[TheJeffreyKuo]

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Standardized client identification across all rule endpoints by moving client_id into the URL path. Previously add_rule and delete_rule pulled it from a Basic Auth header while subscribe_rules and unsubscribe_rules pulled it from the JSON body. Instead, all rule endpoint reads client_id now. The frontend API layer was updated to match this.

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Closes #561

[bracyw]

actually looking at this I think it would be better to add the client-id as a Header, instead of in the url param because rule_id forcing you to add the client_id after the "/rules/ " which makes querying possible conflict based on client_id. (so disregard the ticket recommendation of path param or body)
TLDR: let's pivot to Header based client-id

[bracyw]

actually looking at this I think it would be better to add the client-id as a Header, instead of in the url param because rule_id forcing you to add the client_id after the "/rules/ " which makes querying possible conflict based on client_id. (so disregard the ticket recommendation of path param or body) TLDR: let's pivot to Header based client-id

You can check rust axum docs on how to write the backend code for this.