chore: update pricing structure to add new core plan and teams add-on

[marcklingen]

Important

Updated pricing structure with a new "Core" plan and "Teams" add-on, modified rate limits, and added hover card and tooltip components for enhanced UI.

• Pricing Structure:
  • Renamed "Pro" plan to "Core" and updated its features and pricing.
  • Introduced "Teams" add-on for the "Pro" plan with additional features.
  • Updated pricing details and features for "Hobby", "Core", "Pro", and "Enterprise" plans in Pricing.tsx.
• Rate Limits:
  • Updated rate limits for various API endpoints in api-limits.mdx.
  • Added new rate limits for "Legacy Tracing" and "Metrics".
• UI Components:
  • Added HoverCard and Tooltip components in hover-card.tsx and tooltip.tsx.
  • Integrated HoverCard for "Teams add-on" information in Pricing.tsx.
• Dependencies:
  • Added @radix-ui/react-hover-card and @radix-ui/react-tooltip to package.json.

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