[202511] Backport PR4159: Fix issue that namespace is not correctly fetched in Multi ASIC environment for mirror capability checking#4360
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Manual backport due to cherry-pick conflicts Signed-off-by: Peter <peterbailey@arista.com>
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What I did
Backporting #4159 due to cherry pick conflicts.
Fix issue that namespace is not correctly fetched in Multi ASIC environment for mirror capability checking
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