fix: avoid derp-related panic during wsproxy registration (backport release/2.29)#22342
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If the primary had DERP disabled, workspace proxy registrations would fail with a panic, as the registration endpoint would attempt to access the mesh key from the nil DerpServer. Changes the endpoint to query the database for the key.
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LGTM. Checks are ❌ because of E2E test rot, the code in question doesn't have any bearing on the dashboard.
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Backport of #22322.