fix: prevent Google Auth screen from showing when authentication is disabled

[natea]

Summary

• Changed default googleAuthEnabled state from true to false in AuthContext
• Prevents Google Auth screen from appearing when authentication is disabled in the application

Changes

• Modified src/client/react/src/contexts/AuthContext.tsx to set googleAuthEnabled initial state to false

Test plan

• Verify Google Auth prompt does not appear when authentication is disabled
• Test application startup behavior
• Confirm auth flow works correctly when Google Auth is explicitly enabled

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses an issue where the Google authentication prompt could be displayed even when Google authentication was not explicitly enabled. By adjusting the default state of the googleAuthEnabled flag within the application's authentication context, the change ensures that the Google Auth screen only appears when intended, leading to a more consistent and expected authentication flow.

Highlights

• Google Authentication Default State: The default value for googleAuthEnabled in the AuthContext has been changed from true to false.
• Preventing Unintended Google Auth Screen: This modification ensures that the Google authentication screen does not appear when authentication is disabled in the application, improving the user experience.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly resolves an issue where the Google Authentication screen would briefly appear even when disabled. By changing the initial state of googleAuthEnabled to false, you've eliminated a race condition that was causing a UI flicker on application load. This is a clean and effective fix that improves the user experience. The change is concise and well-targeted.