feat(Replay): Write User Attributes to EAP Trace Item #105289
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Currently, the replay EAP trace items do not include user data in the attributes dictionary. As a result, when opening a replay under the eap flag, the replay details page displays "Anonymous User". This PR writes the user data to the attributes dictionary, and asserts it with respective unit tests.