fix(iop): separate route for pathway details

[Fewwy]

Pathway details and recommendation details were rendered by a single component (IopRecommendationDetails) on one catch-all route, using useRouteMatch internally to switch between views.
When inside the federated PathwayDetailsWrapped module navigated to a recommendation details URL, the route still matched the same catch-all, so the host router never re-mounted the component and useRouteMatch didn't re-evaluate — leaving the user stuck on the Pathway details page despite the URL changing.

Splitting into separate routes with a dedicated IopPathwayDetails component ensures the router treats pathway-to-recommendation navigation as a proper route change, unmounting one view and mounting the other.

How to repeat the bug:
Run the dev environment, open pathway details page, click on Link to the Recommendation details in Recommendations table - you will see URL is changed but you are still on the same page and not navigated to the Recommendation details page

[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've found 1 issue, and left some high level feedback:

• In IopPathwayDetails, you can drop the useRouteMatch hook and read slug from props.match.params.slug, since the router already passes route params in via the render prop.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- In `IopPathwayDetails`, you can drop the `useRouteMatch` hook and read `slug` from `props.match.params.slug`, since the router already passes route params in via the `render` prop.

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location path="webpack/IopPathwayDetails/IopPathwayDetails.js" line_range="12-16" />
<code_context>
+const scope = 'advisor';
+const pathwayModule = './PathwayDetailsWrapped';
+
+const IopPathwayDetails = props => {
+  const pathwayMatch = useRouteMatch(
+    '/foreman_rh_cloud/recommendations/pathways/:slug'
+  );
+  const slug = pathwayMatch?.params?.slug;
+
+  return (
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**suggestion:** Consider using the route props instead of `useRouteMatch` to avoid redundant matching.

Because this component is rendered via `<Route render={props => <IopPathwayDetails {...props} />}`, you can read the slug directly from `props.match.params.slug` (or the router props you pass down) instead of calling `useRouteMatch` with the same pattern. This avoids duplicate matching and keeps the route definition as the single source of truth if the path changes.
</issue_to_address>

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[adonispuente]

works as intended, lgtm!

[jeremylenz]

LGTM, please fix lint and rebase :)