[ACTV-272] Adjust feature flag for onboarding tour

[abdnh]

Related issues

ACTV-272

Proposed changes

• Ensure onboarding prompt is not shown by default for first-time users for now.
• Rename the addon_tours flag to onboarding_tour.

How to reproduce

• Confirm integration tests pass.
• Test syncing with a new user (Reset the last_deck_sync field) and confirm the prompt is shown.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refines the control mechanism for the onboarding tour by renaming its associated feature flag and modifying its default activation state. The primary goal is to prevent the onboarding prompt from appearing by default for new users, providing more granular control over its presentation. This change impacts how the onboarding tour is triggered and displayed within the application.

Highlights

• Feature Flag Renaming: The feature flag controlling the onboarding tour has been renamed from addon_tours to onboarding_tour for clarity and consistency.
• Onboarding Prompt Default Behavior: The default behavior for showing the onboarding prompt to first-time users has been adjusted, ensuring it is not shown by default for now.
• Test Updates: Integration tests have been updated to reflect the new feature flag name and its associated logic.

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Changelog

• ankihub/gui/menu.py
  • Updated the feature flag name from addon_tours to onboarding_tour when checking whether to display the 'Start onboarding tour' menu action.
• ankihub/gui/operations/ankihub_sync.py
  • Changed the feature flag name from addon_tours to onboarding_tour in the condition that determines if a user should be prompted for the onboarding tour during sync.
• ankihub/gui/tutorial.py
  • Modified the prompt_for_onboarding_tutorial function to use the onboarding_tour feature flag instead of addon_tours and changed its default check from True to False.
• tests/addon/test_integration.py
  • Updated test method names and mock return values to reflect the onboarding_tour feature flag instead of addon_tours.
  • Adjusted parameter names in test_subscribe_to_intro_deck_conditions to use onboarding_tour_enabled.
  • Updated comments within the test file to refer to the onboarding_tour feature flag.

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