feat: OpenInNewTabAction for the action trigger framework#24431
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Opens a URL in a new browser tab/window via window.open(url, "_blank", features) when the bound trigger fires. Four constructors cover static URL with default features (noopener,noreferrer), static URL with custom features, Action.Input<String> URL resolved on the client at fire time, and the same with a client-resolved features string. No outcome callback — browsers don't reliably report popup-blocked or tab-closed.
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Opens a URL in a new browser tab/window via window.open(url, "_blank",
features) when the bound trigger fires. Four constructors cover static
URL with default features (noopener,noreferrer), static URL with custom
features, Action.Input URL resolved on the client at fire time,
and the same with a client-resolved features string. No outcome
callback — browsers don't reliably report popup-blocked or tab-closed.