fix(releases): Fix new groups count per project for a release #21
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Originally, the number of new groups per project for a certain release was incorrect - it showed the same number for all projects in a release. This is because we were using the per-project new groups count (ie, release.projects[x].newGroups), which was incorrectly returning the sum of all new group counts across all releases for that project.
In getsentry#99555 we switched to using release.newGroups. But this also incorrectly returns the total number of new issues across all projects for that release.
Here we fix the underlying issue with release.projects[x].newGroups by setting it to the new groups count for that release in that project. This fix only applies to the new serializer.
Copied from getsentry#100919
Original PR: getsentry#100919