[ACTV-277] Adjust copy/color of Suspend step in Step tour

[abdnh]

Related issues

https://ankihub.atlassian.net/browse/ACTV-277?focusedCommentId=37126

How to reproduce

See #1251

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This pull request refines the user experience within the AnkiHub tutorial, specifically addressing the 'Suspend' step. The changes involve updating the instructional text to more accurately describe the example action of unsuspending multiple cards, and modernizing the visual styling of highlighted text within the tutorial using utility-first CSS classes for better maintainability and adaptability.

Highlights

• Tutorial Text Update: The text in the suspend step of the tutorial has been updated to reflect that 'a few cards' will be unsuspended as an example, rather than just 'a card'.
• Styling Refinement: The inline style for the 'yellow background' span in the tutorial has been replaced with Tailwind CSS utility classes (bg-[#FFE77E] dark:text-dialog-background) for improved styling consistency and dark mode support.

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Changelog

• ankihub/gui/tutorial.py
  • Updated the tutorial text for the suspend step to mention unsuspending 'a few cards' instead of 'a card'.
  • Refactored the inline style for the yellow background highlight to use Tailwind CSS classes (bg-[#FFE77E] dark:text-dialog-background).

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