chore: learnability flags turned on by default

[sneha122]

Description

For the airgapped testing, we need to remove all the feature flags which are already rolled out to 100% of the users. As part of this task, we have 3 flags in activation/learnability initiatives:

1. rollout_js_enabled_one_click_binding_enabled
2. ab_learnability_ease_of_initial_use_enabled
3. ab_learnability_discoverability_collapse_all_except_data_enabled
4. rollout_remove_feature_walkthrough_enabled

As immediate measure, we are turning default values of these flags to be true, later on we can plan to completely remove the flags from the code.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates involve enabling several feature flags in the FeatureFlag.ts file, enhancing functionalities related to one-click binding, ease of initial use, and specific discoverability behaviors. These changes aim to improve user experience by making the application more intuitive and user-friendly, particularly for new users.

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File Path	Change Summary
.../src/ce/entities/FeatureFlag.ts	Enabled feature flags for one-click binding, ease of initial use, and selective discoverability collapse.

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[AmanAgarwal041]

Can we include rollout_remove_feature_walkthrough_enabled flag as well ? @sneha122

[sneha122]

Can we include rollout_remove_feature_walkthrough_enabled flag as well ? @sneha122

@AmanAgarwal041 Done!