Update Version display in UI

[danoswaltCL]

Dev branch will always show 1.0.0, so for the developer it will be good to know the hash of the last commit also from the 'version' api and display here also.

Something like so:

[JayMehta11]

We tried the approaches:

• Capturing the Commit Hash: We discussed capturing the commit hash directly in GitHub Actions using git rev-parse HEAD and setting it as an environment variable.
• Passing Commit Hash through GitHub Actions: We modified GitHub Actions workflows to include the commit hash as an input and output within jobs, ensuring it could be used throughout the deployment process, particularly in version labeling and environment configurations.
• Writing the Commit Hash to an Environment File: We explored creating a .env file within the GitHub Actions workflow to store the commit hash, allowing the application to access it at runtime.
• Utilization in Deployment: We discussed how to include this environment file in the deployment package and ensure it's recognized by the application on AWS Elastic Beanstalk environment.

Despite these efforts, as the .git folder is not typically uploaded during hosting on AWS, finding and tracing the commit hash to dynamically update environment variables before each build presents challenges. Furthermore, the complexity of manually updating new variables on AWS Elastic Beanstalk and the lack of feasibility for manual additions make this approach unsuitable. One possible approach is we can append commitHash in zip file name or in the aws_secret_key. cc- @amurphy-cl and @danoswaltCL