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feat(inbound-filters): Offer the catch-all data type in the custom filters UI - #122467

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Stacked on #122466. Do not merge before it.

  • Adds "All Data Types" to the data type select in the custom filter modal. It narrows the condition properties to the ones every data type carries, and says so, since a catch-all also matches data types added after the filter was written.
  • The filter's data type now comes from the API instead of being derived from its conditions.
  • The table gains a Data Type column, so the reader sees what a filter deletes without opening it. Search covers it too.
  • The per-filter volume now counts transactions, replays, and profile chunks. Relay reads an error's release field on those as well, so a release condition drops them alongside errors.

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Add "All Data Types" to the data type select of the custom filter modal. It
narrows the condition properties to the ones every data type carries, and says
so, since a catch-all matches data types added after the filter was written.

The filter's data type now comes from the API instead of being derived from its
conditions, and the table shows it in its own column, so the reader sees what a
filter deletes without opening it.

The per-filter volume also counts transactions, replays, and profile chunks.
Relay reads an error's release field on those as well, so a release condition
drops them alongside errors.

Depends on the API change in the backend PR.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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