add user limit tracking

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This PR adds user limit tracking by introducing new API endpoints and client methods to fetch user limits, including system defaults, user overrides, and effective settings.

• API Changes:
  • Added get_user_limits endpoint in users_router.py to fetch user limits, accessible only by the user or superusers.
  • Added get_all_user_limits method in management_service.py to retrieve system defaults, user overrides, and effective limits.
• Client Changes:
  • Added getLimits method in users.ts and get_limits method in users.py to fetch user limits from the API.
  • Updated BaseClient in base_client.py to store _user_id for authenticated users.
• Behavior:
  • User limits include system defaults, user overrides, and effective settings.
  • Limits are fetched using the user's ID and require authentication.

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1. js/sdk/src/v3/clients/users.ts:505

• Draft comment:
  Consider returning a more specific type instead of any for better type safety and clarity.
• Reason this comment was not posted:
  Confidence changes required: 50%
  The getLimits method in js/sdk/src/v3/clients/users.ts should return a more specific type instead of any for better type safety and clarity.

2. py/sdk/v3/users.py:529

• Draft comment:
  Consider returning a more specific type instead of dict[str, Any] for better type safety and clarity.
• Reason this comment was not posted:
  Confidence changes required: 50%
  The get_limits method in py/sdk/v3/users.py should return a more specific type instead of dict[str, Any] for better type safety and clarity.

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