👤 feat: Enhance Agent Versioning to Track User Updates (#7523)

* feat: Enhance agent update functionality to track user updates

- Updated `updateAgent` function to accept an `updatingUserId` parameter for tracking who made changes.
- Modified agent versioning to include `updatedBy` field for better audit trails.
- Adjusted related functions and tests to ensure proper handling of user updates and version history.
- Enhanced tests to verify correct tracking of `updatedBy` during agent updates and restorations.

* fix: Refactor import tests for improved readability and consistency

- Adjusted formatting in `importChatGptConvo` test to enhance clarity.
- Updated expected output string in `processAssistantMessage` test to use double quotes for consistency.
- Modified processing time expectation in `processAssistantMessage` test to allow for CI environment variability.

api/server/utils/import/importers.spec.js

@@ -84,14 +84,14 @@ describe('importChatGptConvo', () => {
       const { parent } = jsonData[0].mapping[id];
 
       const expectedParentId = parent
-        ? idToUUIDMap.get(parent) ?? Constants.NO_PARENT
+        ? (idToUUIDMap.get(parent) ?? Constants.NO_PARENT)
         : Constants.NO_PARENT;
 
       const actualMessageId = idToUUIDMap.get(id);
       const actualParentId = actualMessageId
         ? importBatchBuilder.saveMessage.mock.calls.find(
-          (call) => call[0].messageId === actualMessageId,
-        )[0].parentMessageId
+            (call) => call[0].messageId === actualMessageId,
+          )[0].parentMessageId
         : Constants.NO_PARENT;
 
       expect(actualParentId).toBe(expectedParentId);
@@ -544,7 +544,7 @@ describe('processAssistantMessage', () => {
 
     // Expected output should have all citations replaced with markdown links
     const expectedOutput =
-      'Signal Sciences is a web application security company that was founded on March 10, 2014, by Andrew Peterson, Nick Galbreath, and Zane Lackey. It operates as a for-profit company with its legal name being Signal Sciences Corp. The company has achieved significant growth and is recognized as the fastest-growing web application security company in the world. Signal Sciences developed a next-gen web application firewall (NGWAF) and runtime application self-protection (RASP) technologies designed to increase security and maintain reliability without compromising the performance of modern web applications distributed across cloud, on-premise, edge, or hybrid environments ([Signal Sciences - Crunchbase Company Profile & Funding](https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/signal-sciences)) ([Demand More from Your WAF - Signal Sciences now part of Fastly](https://www.signalsciences.com/)).\n\nIn a major development, Fastly, Inc., a provider of an edge cloud platform, announced the completion of its acquisition of Signal Sciences on October 1, 2020. This acquisition was valued at approximately $775 million in cash and stock. By integrating Signal Sciences\' powerful web application and API security solutions with Fastly\'s edge cloud platform and existing security offerings, they aimed to form a unified suite of security solutions. The merger was aimed at expanding Fastly\'s security portfolio, particularly at a time when digital security has become paramount for businesses operating online ([Fastly Completes Acquisition of Signal Sciences | Fastly](https://www.fastly.com/press/press-releases/fastly-completes-acquisition-signal-sciences)) ([Fastly Agrees to Acquire Signal Sciences for $775 Million - Cooley](https://www.cooley.com/news/coverage/2020/2020-08-27-fastly-agrees-to-acquire-signal-sciences-for-775-million)).';
+      "Signal Sciences is a web application security company that was founded on March 10, 2014, by Andrew Peterson, Nick Galbreath, and Zane Lackey. It operates as a for-profit company with its legal name being Signal Sciences Corp. The company has achieved significant growth and is recognized as the fastest-growing web application security company in the world. Signal Sciences developed a next-gen web application firewall (NGWAF) and runtime application self-protection (RASP) technologies designed to increase security and maintain reliability without compromising the performance of modern web applications distributed across cloud, on-premise, edge, or hybrid environments ([Signal Sciences - Crunchbase Company Profile & Funding](https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/signal-sciences)) ([Demand More from Your WAF - Signal Sciences now part of Fastly](https://www.signalsciences.com/)).\n\nIn a major development, Fastly, Inc., a provider of an edge cloud platform, announced the completion of its acquisition of Signal Sciences on October 1, 2020. This acquisition was valued at approximately $775 million in cash and stock. By integrating Signal Sciences' powerful web application and API security solutions with Fastly's edge cloud platform and existing security offerings, they aimed to form a unified suite of security solutions. The merger was aimed at expanding Fastly's security portfolio, particularly at a time when digital security has become paramount for businesses operating online ([Fastly Completes Acquisition of Signal Sciences | Fastly](https://www.fastly.com/press/press-releases/fastly-completes-acquisition-signal-sciences)) ([Fastly Agrees to Acquire Signal Sciences for $775 Million - Cooley](https://www.cooley.com/news/coverage/2020/2020-08-27-fastly-agrees-to-acquire-signal-sciences-for-775-million)).";
 
     const result = processAssistantMessage(assistantMessage, messageText);
     expect(result).toBe(expectedOutput);
@@ -603,7 +603,7 @@ describe('processAssistantMessage', () => {
     // In a ReDoS vulnerability, time would roughly double with each size increase
     for (let i = 1; i < results.length; i++) {
       const ratio = results[i] / results[i - 1];
-      expect(ratio).toBeLessThan(2); // Processing time should not double
+      expect(ratio).toBeLessThan(3); // Allow for CI environment variability while still catching ReDoS
       console.log(`Size ${sizes[i]} processing time ratio: ${ratio}`);
     }