Add interceptor indexes

[henry-encord]

Solves #2018

• Adds indexes (ids) to interceptors so they can be accessed by id rather than reference.
• Updates the docs for affected parts

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[mrlubos]

Broadly agree with the changes! I understand you prefer the Axios-like syntax. My only ask is to preserve the current behaviour so it doesn't break for people

[henry-encord]

@mrlubos I've made additional changes, but the failing test fails for me on Main as well as the branch. How would you prefer to proceed?

[mrlubos]

Thanks! I'll have a look at the failing test

[mrlubos]

I believe to make your tests pass... build each touched client, i.e. pnpm client fetch build, pnpm client custom build, and seems you want to also do pnpm client next build. After that, update actual tests with pnpm openapi-ts-tests test:update

[mrlubos]

I see you're updating the Next.js client documentation, but none of the client files were touched