feat: surface featured trigger recommendations in start tab

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This pull request implements a new feature that surfaces featured trigger recommendations directly within the workflow's start tab. This aims to improve user experience by making it easier to discover and integrate popular or relevant triggers into new workflows, streamlining the initial setup process. The changes involve adding a new UI component, integrating it with existing block selection logic, and providing the necessary data fetching capabilities.

Highlights

• Featured Trigger Recommendations: Introduced a new section in the workflow's start tab to display featured trigger recommendations from the marketplace.
• New FeaturedTriggers Component: A dedicated React component (featured-triggers.tsx) was added to manage the display, interaction, and installation of these recommended triggers.
• Dynamic Display Logic: The all-start-blocks.tsx component was updated to conditionally render the featured triggers based on marketplace enablement and search input, ensuring a clean user experience.
• Internationalization Support: New translation keys were added across multiple language files (English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese) to support the new UI elements.
• API Integration: A new hook useFeaturedTriggersRecommendations was added to use-plugins.ts to fetch the relevant data for featured triggers.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new feature to display featured trigger recommendations in the workflow start tab. The implementation includes a new FeaturedTriggers component and a useFeaturedTriggersRecommendations hook. The code is generally well-structured, but I've identified a few areas for improvement. These include a minor code duplication, a missing await for an asynchronous operation, a redundant useEffect hook, and a potential bug in how installed plugins are looked up. Addressing these points will improve the code's maintainability and correctness.