In-context metrics for studio

[tecoholic]

Description

This PR adds the necessary config to enable In-context metrics for Studio (Authoring MFE).

Testing Instructions

This should be tested alongside openedx/frontend-app-authoring#1725 (or after it has been merged).

1. Clone the repo and checkout the PR branch
2. In your existing tutor environment, install the plugin with pip install -e <path-to-the-clone>
3. Run tutor config save to update the MFE config.
4. Setup frontend-app-authoring as per feat: adds slots for in-context metrics in studio outline and unit views frontend-app-authoring#1725
5. Run tutor dev launch to update the environment. Or make sure to build the authoring mfe (tutor images build authoring-dev) before restarting the tutor environment.

This will load your local copy of the Authoring MFE onto the container. So, copy the env.config.jsx from the tutor environment manually to your repo clone.

Example:

cp $(tutor config printroot)/env/plugins/mfe/build/mfe/env.config.jsx /path/to/frontend-app-authoring

Now the Authoring MFE should show the "Analytics" button on the header

Disabling in-context metrics components

The in-context metrics components can be disabled using a tutor configuration. Run the following to test that.

tutor config save --set ASPECTS_ENABLE_STUDIO_IN_CONTEXT_METRICS=False

Now copy the env.config.jsx again and check the MFE.

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