adding autoedits onboarding setup for dotcom users

[hitesh-1997]

1. The PR adds onboarding workflow for the auto-edits feature.
2. We first check if the user is eligible for the auto-edits feature based on the conditions:

• User needs to be in vscode editor.
• If dotcom authenticated, only pro users allowed.
• User has to be in the backend feature flag.

3. If the user is eligible to try auto-edits, we show a pop up to the user (max 3 times). Clicking on the pop-up enables auto-edits for the user.

@aramaraju Does the conditions above looks okay to you ?

auto-edits.onboarding.mp4

Test plan

CI

[valerybugakov]

Can we move this check one level higher to the registerAutoEdits function in main.ts. If a user is not eligible, we should not attempt to call the createAutoEditsProvider function.

[hitesh-1997]

any specific reason why main.ts could be better here ?
I liked it here since that puts all the logic for creating/decide if not to create provider in a single place. Also, if the logic becomes more complex (such as the proposal to show pop-up to the non eligible users ) we want to add condition under the if, so we can do this in the same file.

Do you think it would be okay to just keep it here ?

[valerybugakov]

I assumed we still have a check for the feature flag at the top level, but now I see that we moved all conditions into one place. That was the primary purpose of this suggestion 👍

[valerybugakov]

It would be helpful for debugging if we named the reason here or at least logged it to the output channel. That way, when users come to us with questions about this error, we can triage it faster.

[valerybugakov]

nit: no need to await in cases where we only need to return a promise

Suggested change

	private async getAutoEditsOnboardingNotificationCount(): Promise<number> {
	return await localStorage.getAutoEditsOnboardingNotificationCount()
	}
	private getAutoEditsOnboardingNotificationCount(): Promise<number> {
	return localStorage.getAutoEditsOnboardingNotificationCount()
	}

[valerybugakov]

Suggested change

	const productSubsubscription = await currentUserProductSubscription()
	const productSubscription = await currentUserProductSubscription()

[valerybugakov]

Suggested change

	productSubsubscription: UserProductSubscription | null
	productSubscription: UserProductSubscription | null

[valerybugakov]

If we decide to show it multiple times, we should add a progressive timeout between prompts to avoid coming across as spammy.