Update role-based query data handling for workspace owners

[lhhyung]

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Description

Update role-based query data handling for workspace owners

Known issue

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This pull request fixes role-based query data handling by adding specific workspace owner logic to the data table manager. Previously, only workspace members had special handling, but workspace owners now get their workspace ID added to query variables.

• Added conditional logic for WORKSPACE_OWNER role type
• Extracted workspace ID from transaction metadata for workspace owners
• Maintained existing logic for workspace members

[Copilot]

The code doesn't handle the case where workspace_id might be None or empty. Consider adding validation to ensure workspace_id is valid before adding it to query_data.

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