Expose environments in UX/UI

[asutula]

Main thing here is exposing envs in the UI, but that also led to some new features and styling improvements.

• Expose envs
• Allow users to specify envs when creating a new project
• Allow users to edit envs in project settings
• Allow users to create a new env from the envs switcher
• Allow user to choose team/project/env when importing a table
• Allow user to import a table to an already existing def for the currently selected env
• Whenever the user selects a different env within a project, save that preference in their session
• Whenever the user is navigating to a project and there is no implied env within the context that they are working (when navigating from the Studio landing page or a team page list of projects, etc), read the env to navigate to from the preferences stored in their session.
• New team page listing projects
• Probably more

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[joewagner]

@asutula I'm part way through a code read through, and so far it's looking great! But when I try to run locally, i can't create a project. All the variations I try end up with the following error:

One thing I notice is that I'm not being redirected to an environment page, i.e. the url is /joe/foo instead of /joe/foo/default

Since the vercel instance is working, I'm assuming there's something wrong with how I configured stuff locally.