Catch badly formed UUIDs passed to facility parameter

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Summary

• Public username API endpoint could return a 500 if sent a non-UUID parseable parameter

Reviewer guidance

Thanks to Django's input sanitization, this should be all that we need to do to protect against dubious API requests, but good to catch the 500, rather than have it flood sentry after release.

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