fix: detect multivariate differences between environments

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Changes

Fixes #7619

• Adds hasMultivariateChange() to compare multivariate_feature_option + percentage_allocation per environment
• Uses it in CompareEnvironments for changed/unchanged classification and row fade behavior
• Uses it in CompareFeatures so MV-only differences are not shown as identical
• Adds unit tests in compare-multivariate-utils.test.ts

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I have tested the code manually and added screenshots below and also added unit tests for the same.

Before

No flag differences / rollout_test in Unchanged (Dev 0% vs Prod 100%).

After

rollout_test under Changed Flags.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a utility function hasMultivariateChange to detect differences in multivariate feature allocations when comparing environments and features, along with corresponding unit tests. The feedback suggests defensively converting multivariate_feature_option to a number during normalization to prevent potential NaN values from causing unstable sorting.

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@Holmus Can I have review please whenever you have time. happy to make any further changes required.

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@matthewelwell Can I have a review please or is this low priority?

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[Zaimwa9]

Thanks for the contribution, this will help a lot. I just have a couple of clean-housing comments and it should be good to go after that

[Zaimwa9]

Thanks a lot for the contribution!