feat: remove Superfest Base incentives

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General Changes

• Removed the Superfest Base incentive indicator from the UI.
• Refactored the logic related to Superfest's next chain incentive, removing its indicator in the codebase.
• Updated ESLint's no-unused-vars rule to include an ignore pattern, which is necessary to preserve the _showSuperFestTooltip_ function signature.

Former Intention

• The initial goal was to remove the Superfest Base incentive indicator.
• Additionally, we aimed to display a sub-banner for two weeks, notifying eligible users about unclaimed rewards.

Developer Notes

• For more details on Superfest, visit: Superfest Website

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• End-to-end tests are passing without any errors
• Code changes do not significantly increase the application bundle size
• If there are new 3rd-party packages, they do not introduce potential security threats
• If there are new environment variables being added, they have been added to the .env.example file as well as the pertinant .github/actions/* files
• There are no CI changes, or they have been approved by the DevOps and Engineering team(s)

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🎉 Global Bundle Size Decreased

Page	Size (compressed)
global	544.43 KB (🟢 -61 B)

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Page	Size (compressed)	First Load
/bridge	35.88 KB (🟢 -25 B)	580.31 KB

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