fix(django): Proper transaction names for i18n routes #3104
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pattern.pattern._routefor i18n'd Django routes is a proxy object rather than a string. This causes an exception in the resolver, leading to the transaction not getting a proper name but rather falling back to the defaultGeneric WSGI request.The string representation of the proxy object is the actual desired endpoint route, so let's use that.
Closes #3094
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