feat(err): show a list of symbol sets and associated frames #26300
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Current state (just dumped the component in a place I knew where to find):
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Started sketching this out a bit - still not totally sure what I'm doing, and relying heavily on asking LLMs what stuff is, but it seems basically reasonable and at least the curls I'm using to test the backend part work well.
TODO: wire up these
apiextensions to actually be used somewhere, see if they workOh this also turns cymbal on for all teams, because I needed to make the edit while doing e2e local testing, and I think we're at the point where it makes sense to do in prod.