refactor: remove AI profile functionality and related components

[webdevcody]

• Deleted the AI profile management feature, including all associated views, hooks, and types.
• Updated settings and navigation components to remove references to AI profiles.
• Adjusted local storage and settings synchronization logic to reflect the removal of AI profiles.
• Cleaned up tests and utility functions that were dependent on the AI profile feature.

These changes streamline the application by eliminating unused functionality, improving maintainability and reducing complexity.

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Summary of Changes

Hello @webdevcody, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request focuses on a significant refactoring effort to remove the AI profile functionality from the application. By eliminating this feature and all its associated components, the application becomes more streamlined, easier to maintain, and less complex. This change simplifies both the user interface and the underlying codebase, ensuring that only actively used and necessary features are present.

Highlights

• Complete Removal of AI Profile Feature: The entire AI profile management functionality, including all associated views, hooks, types, and related logic, has been deleted from the application. This streamlines the codebase by eliminating unused features.
• UI and Navigation Simplification: References to AI profiles have been removed from the application's settings, sidebar navigation, and various dialogs (e.g., Add Feature, Edit Feature, Mass Edit). This results in a cleaner and less cluttered user interface.
• Data Persistence and Configuration Cleanup: Local storage and settings synchronization logic have been updated to no longer store or manage AI profile data. E2E test fixtures and default global settings have also been adjusted to reflect this removal.
• Codebase Maintenance and Test Cleanup: All tests and utility functions that were dependent on the AI profile feature have been removed or updated, reducing technical debt and improving overall maintainability.

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Code Review

This pull request completely removes the 'AI Profiles' feature from the application. This involves deleting all related UI components, state management, API endpoints, and configuration settings across the codebase. Specifically, the changes include removing the AIProfile type definition, eliminating AI profile-related fields from global settings and local storage migration logic, and updating various UI components (sidebar, board view dialogs, settings view) to no longer reference or manage AI profiles. Additionally, keyboard shortcuts and E2E test fixtures associated with AI profiles have been removed. The core app-store and settings-service have been refactored to no longer store or process AI profile data.