CRM: migrate workflow row Edit button to @wordpress/ui

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Proposed changes

• Swap the custom Button from @automattic/jetpack-components for Button from @wordpress/ui in the workflow row Edit action.
• Map variant="secondary" → variant="outline" per the new @wordpress/ui API.
• Adds @wordpress/ui to the CRM plugin's direct dependencies.

Other information

• Generate changelog entries for this PR (using AI).

First of a safe batch migrating Jetpack custom Button consumers to @wordpress/ui Button. Mechanical prop map only (no isLoading, isDestructive, isExternalLink, href, icon, weight, fullWidth involved — those cases will be addressed in separate, deliberate PRs).

Isolated Storybook comparison

Both Button variants rendered side-by-side in an isolated Storybook story — accurate representation of the visual delta for the secondary → outline mapping.

Real-admin screenshot attempted but the CRM Automations module is a paid extension (extkey: automations, $79/year) gated behind the jetpack_crm_automations_load_ui filter. Not available on the vanilla WP.org install I used for the other PRs in this batch. The DOM-level change for this callsite (same @wordpress/ui Button primitive used in the Publicize + Protect PRs where real-screen captures are present) will render identically — the same @wordpress/ui Button with variant="outline" is used in PR #48150 (Publicize) where you can see the outline variant rendered live.

Testing instructions

• Activate the Jetpack CRM Automations module (paid extension or via the jetpack_crm_automations_load_ui filter returning true).
• Go to the CRM Automations admin page.
• Verify the Edit button on each workflow row renders and opens the editor on click. Visual appearance will differ slightly (core outline style vs. the old Calypso secondary — matches the outline state shown in the sibling Publicize PR's real-screen capture).

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• To test on WoA, go to the Plugins menu on a WoA dev site. Click on the "Upload" button and follow the upgrade flow to be able to upload, install, and activate the Jetpack Beta plugin. Once the plugin is active, go to Jetpack > Jetpack Beta, select your plugin (Jetpack or WordPress.com Site Helper), and enable the try/crm-button-wp-ui branch.
• To test on Simple, run the following command on your sandbox:

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bin/jetpack-downloader test jetpack-mu-wpcom-plugin try/crm-button-wp-ui

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