refactor: use splash api to store splash state #8422
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To avoid showing the key concepts screen to users every time they log back in to Unleash (after logging out), store the state in the DB splash table.
The reason we need to do this is that we clear localstorage on logging out, so things like splash screens and certain other settings don't get stored.