On sso setup, removed extra prompt and setup via start url and region

[sanjog-lama]

Description

• Default region changed to us-east-1 from ap-south-1
• Removed prompt to set the profile name
• Removed prompt to set the profile as default. Now the profile is set as default automatically

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Extended the AWS SSO login timeout to 10 minutes, allowing more time to complete the login process.

• Improvements

  • Changed the default AWS SSO region prompt value to "us-east-1".
  • Simplified SSO registration scopes by using a fixed default value.
  • Streamlined profile creation by removing interactive prompts and setting profile names and regions automatically.
  • Automatically configures the "default" profile if a new profile is created.
  • Increased timeouts for AWS configuration checks and process termination for improved reliability.

• Tests

  • Updated and simplified test cases to reflect changes in prompt behavior and defaults.

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Walkthrough

The changes update AWS SSO session and profile setup processes to use fixed defaults instead of interactive prompts. The default SSO region is now "us-east-1", registration scopes are set to a constant, and profile naming is deterministic. Test cases are updated accordingly, and the SSO login timeout is extended. Additionally, context timeouts for AWS configuration checks and process termination are increased.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
internal/sso/session.go	Default SSO region prompt changed to "us-east-1"; registration scopes prompt removed; login timeout increased from 30s to 10min.
internal/sso/session_test.go	Removed one test scenario; updated prompt labels and defaults; removed unused mock prompt handling.
internal/sso/sso.go	Removed interactive profile prompts; profile naming and region assignment made deterministic; auto-configure "default" profile without user prompt.
internal/common/services.go	Increased context timeout in IsAWSConfigured from 2s to 5s.
internal/sso/client.go	Increased SSO login context timeout from 30s to 10min.
utils/common/common.go	Increased process termination wait timeout from 2s to 5s.

Poem

In the land of SSO, defaults now shine bright,
"us-east-1" leads the way, no prompts in sight.
Profiles set with care, no questions asked,
Scopes are fixed—no longer masked.
With tests aligned and flows refined,
This bunny hops ahead, streamlined and kind!
🐇✨

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