fix: apply trackio fixes for experiment ID and modal behavior#1684
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The endpoint was reading experiment_id from auth context (where it was
never set), always getting None and raising a 400 error.
experiment_idas an explicit query param to /trackio/startfetch URL; also replace localhost/127.0.0.1 in the returned Trackio URL
with the actual server hostname so the iframe loads correctly in remote
browsers