CORE-564: workspace bucket size shows live vs. soft-deleted values #5364
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Jira Ticket: https://broadworkbench.atlassian.net/browse/CORE-564
Summary of changes:
The "Cloud Information" section of the workspace dashboard now displays the size of data in the bucket by live vs. soft-deleted objects.
Why
Previously, the bucket size display was a single value: the total of live + soft-deleted objects. This was confusing for users who had a significant amount of soft-deleted data, as the total reported by Terra did not match what they saw in their bucket (since soft-deleted objects are hidden by default)
Testing strategy
Visual Aids
A workspace with no soft-deleted objects (only displays live objects):
A workspace with soft-deleted objects (displays both live and soft-deleted):
