feat(research): gate track memory button behind feature flag

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hide track memory

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This pull request introduces a feature flag to manage the visibility of the 'Track Memory' button within the research search interface. By default, the button will be hidden, providing more control over UI elements and allowing for phased rollouts or A/B testing. The implementation ensures flexibility in enabling or disabling this feature through both client-side and build-time configurations.

Highlights

• Feature Flag Implementation: Implemented a new feature flag, showTrackMemoryButton, to control the visibility of the 'Track Memory' button in the research search box.
• Conditional Rendering: The 'Track Memory' button is now conditionally rendered based on the state of the showTrackMemoryButton feature flag.
• Feature Flag Configuration: The showTrackMemoryButton flag can be configured at runtime via localStorage ('paperbot.showTrackMemory') or at build-time using environment variables (NEXT_PUBLIC_SHOW_TRACK_MEMORY or NEXT_PUBLIC_SHOW_DISCOVERY).

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Changelog

• web/src/components/research/SearchBox.tsx
  • Imported the new showTrackMemoryButton utility function.
  • Wrapped the 'Track Memory' button component with a conditional rendering logic based on the showTrackMemoryButton function's return value.
• web/src/config/features.ts
  • Added a new exported function showTrackMemoryButton.
  • Implemented logic within showTrackMemoryButton to check for a localStorage override first, then fallback to environment variables (NEXT_PUBLIC_SHOW_TRACK_MEMORY or NEXT_PUBLIC_SHOW_DISCOVERY).
  • Included comments explaining the purpose and configuration options for the new feature flag.

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