fix(vercel): Correctly fetch all environment variables for Vercel integration

[sentry]

The Vercel integration's get_env_vars method was not correctly handling pagination for environment variables. This meant that if an environment variable was not present on the first page of the Vercel API response, the integration would fail to find it, leading to an IntegrationError when attempting to update it.

This change updates get_env_vars in src/sentry/integrations/vercel/client.py to use self.get_from_pagination. This ensures that all pages of environment variables are fetched, allowing the integration to find and update existing variables regardless of their position in the paginated response. The results are then wrapped in a {"envs": results} dictionary to maintain the expected return signature.

Additionally, the mocked Vercel API response in tests/sentry/integrations/vercel/test_integration.py has been updated to include "pagination": {"next": None} to correctly simulate the paginated API behavior and prevent test failures.

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Fixes SENTRY-5Q81

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[sentry]

Bug: The get_from_pagination function unconditionally accesses response["pagination"]["next"], but the Vercel API omits this key for single-page responses, causing a KeyError.
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Suggested Fix

In get_from_pagination, safely access the pagination data to handle cases where the key is not present. Use response.get("pagination", {}) to provide a default empty dictionary, and then use .get("next") on the result to safely retrieve the cursor. This will return None if the pagination key or the next key is missing, preventing the KeyError.

Prompt for AI Agent

Review the code at the location below. A potential bug has been identified by an AI
agent. Verify if this is a real issue. If it is, propose a fix; if not, explain why it's
not valid.

Location: src/sentry/integrations/vercel/client.py#L94-L98

Potential issue: The `get_env_vars` function now utilizes `get_from_pagination` to fetch
environment variables from the Vercel API. This helper function unconditionally accesses
`response["pagination"]["next"]`, which will raise a `KeyError`. According to Vercel's
API documentation, the `pagination` key is optional and is omitted for responses that
fit on a single page, such as for projects with fewer than 100 environment variables.
This is a common scenario, meaning the integration will fail for any Vercel project with
a small number of environment variables, preventing environment variable
synchronization.

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[alexsohn1126]

@sentry fix the CI bugs