feat(dataconnect): Add confirmation for Gemini schema generation

[fredzqm]

Instead of directly asking for an app description to generate a schema with Gemini, this change first asks the user to confirm if they want to use Gemini.

If the user confirms, it then prompts for the app description with a default value of "an app for ${setup.projectId}".

Default flow use template (enter through)

Use Gemini

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Summary of Changes

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This PR enhances the user experience for DataConnect's Gemini schema generation by adding an explicit confirmation prompt. Users will now be asked if they want to use Gemini before providing an app description, and a default app description based on the project ID is provided for convenience.

Highlights

• Intent: This pull request introduces a confirmation step before initiating Gemini schema generation for DataConnect. Previously, the system would directly prompt for an app description; now, it first asks the user if they wish to use Gemini for schema generation.
• Key Changes: A new confirm prompt has been added in src/init/features/dataconnect/index.ts asking 'Do you want to generate a schema with Gemini?' with a default answer of true. The subsequent prompt for the app description, used for Gemini schema generation, is now conditional on the user confirming this step. Additionally, the app description input now includes a default value of an app for ${setup.projectId}.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a confirmation step before prompting the user for an app description to generate a schema with Gemini. This change enhances the user experience by providing an opportunity to opt-in to Gemini schema generation. The review focuses on ensuring the new logic is correctly implemented and the user flow is intuitive.

[fredzqm]

Had to revert it because we ask this even when CSQL isn't being provisioned.

[fredzqm]

@joehan Can you take a look? Thanks!

Adding this confirmation based on Tyler's feedback in Tuesday's bugbash.