Add default EU support for HMSL

[pierrelalanne]

Summary

This MR teaches ggshield and HMSL how to support GitGuardian EU instance without special configurations.

Reminder: ggshield gets a JWT from a GitGuardian dashboard to later be authorized to call an HMSL instance.

Before this MR, the GitGuardian instance targeted to get a JWT was derived from the HMSL_URL defined in the config if any. This means that, unless you explicitly define it in your environment variable, you could never end up targeting the EU GitGuardian instance (there is no EU HMSL instance).

After this MR:

• If a non-default HMSL_URL is defined with an env variable, we follow the user's logic, and we derive the GitGuardian dashboard URL from the HMSL URL.
• If not, we just use the dashboard URL defined by the user.

Additional notes

The logic is a bit complex here. Note that anyway, the user can override any of the concerned config values with environment variables.

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