feat(misc): Add GitHub star toast

[msukkari]

• Popup a toast to star the github repo once the user has been on the page for over a minute. Timer starts only once the domain page is loaded

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a toast notification encouraging users to star the Sourcebot GitHub repository, appearing after 60 seconds and dismissible.
  • The toast includes a direct link to the GitHub page and tracks user interaction for analytics.

• Chores

  • Added new analytics events to monitor the display and interaction with the GitHub star toast notification.

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Walkthrough

A new React component, GitHubStarToast, was introduced to display a GitHub star prompt as a toast notification, with display logic managed via cookies. The component is now included in the domain layout. Additionally, two new event types related to the toast were added to the Posthog event map. The changelog was updated to document this new feature.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
GitHub Star Toast Component packages/web/src/app/[domain]/components/githubStarToast.tsx	Added a client React component that shows a GitHub star prompt toast, manages display via cookies, and logs user interaction events.
Layout Integration packages/web/src/app/[domain]/layout.tsx	Imported and rendered the GitHubStarToast component within the main layout's JSX structure.
Posthog Event Types packages/web/src/lib/posthogEvents.ts	Added two new event types for tracking the display and click actions of the GitHub star toast.
Changelog Update CHANGELOG.md	Added an unreleased entry documenting the addition of the GitHub star toast feature referencing PR #409.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant GitHubStarToast
    participant Cookies
    participant Toast
    participant Posthog

    User->>GitHubStarToast: Page loads
    GitHubStarToast->>Cookies: Check 'github_popup_shown' and 'github_popup_start_time'
    alt Not shown and >60s elapsed
        GitHubStarToast->>Toast: Display GitHub star prompt
        Toast->>User: Show notification with action
        GitHubStarToast->>Posthog: Log wa_github_star_toast_displayed
        User->>Toast: Clicks GitHub star action
        Toast->>GitHub: Open repo in new tab
        Toast->>Posthog: Log wa_github_star_toast_clicked
    end

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Estimated code review effort

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Poem

A toast pops up, a star to seek,
On GitHub’s page, go take a peek!
Cookies whisper, “Wait your turn,”
For sixty seconds, then you’ll learn—
A button bright, a bunny’s cheer,
“Star us, friend, and hop back here!”
🐇✨

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