David Lechner 99760146a6 tour: move button to settings
Since we have the Pybricks logo elsewhere now, we don't need to have
this button on the toolbar. Instead, put it in the settings where it
is out of the way, but can still be used to watch the tour again if
desired.

Some steps are reordered so we don't jump back and forth between
activities since we are starting from the settings tab now.

Also fix changing the selected activities tab when closing the tour.
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A Web App for programming LEGO® Powered Up smart hubs using Pybricks MicroPython.

Try it at https://code.pybricks.com or the latest updates https://beta.pybricks.com.

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