BPA for all semantic models fails if user has access to a workspace on a shared capacity

[DhyanRathore]

Describe the bug
The semantic model best practice analyzer across all accessible workspaces run_model_bpa_bulk(workspace=None) fails if the user has access to a workspace on the shared capacity.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Ensure you have access to a workspace on shared capacity
2. In a Fabric notebook, run the semantic model bpa without specifying a workspace (workspace=None) or the following snippet

%pip install semantic-link-labs
import sempy_labs as labs
import sempy_labs.report as rep
labs.run_model_bpa_bulk(workspace=None)

Expected behavior
The command should either ignore the workspace on the shared capacity or execute successfully. BPA stats for all the workspaces to which the user has access should be available in the Lakehouse table.

Screenshots
'BPA TRIALS' workspace is on shared capacity

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 11 Home build 22631.4249
• Browser: Firefox 131.0 (x64), Chrome 128.0.6613.178 (x64)

Additional context
This capability will not be effective unless this issue has been fixed, as users usually also have access to workspaces in a shared capacity.

[m-kovalsky]

This isn't a bug with BPA - it's a limitation of shared capacity functionality. Trying to figure out why shared capacities have this limitation.