[26.0] Pass tool_uuid as proper query parameter instead of reusing URL path id#22309
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Fixes galaxyproject#22260. The show() and raw_tool_source() endpoints passed the URL path `id` as both tool_id and tool_uuid to _get_tool(), causing a ValueError when a non-UUID tool ID fell through to UUID parsing. Now tool_uuid is passed as a separate query parameter (matching the pattern already used by the build endpoint), and the frontend sends it accordingly. Also validates tool_uuid is a valid UUID before attempting lookup.
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Fixes #22260. The show() and raw_tool_source() endpoints passed the URL path
idas both tool_id and tool_uuid to _get_tool(), causing a ValueError when a non-UUID tool ID fell through to UUID parsing.Now tool_uuid is passed as a separate query parameter (matching the pattern already used by the build endpoint), and the frontend sends it accordingly.
Also validates tool_uuid is a valid UUID before attempting lookup.
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