Move help actions under _qt and remove lambdas

[lucyleeow]

References and relevant issues

Closes #6744
Related: #6848 (comment)

Description

Move all help actions to _qt/ and remove lambdas and replace with partials.

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[lucyleeow]

cc @Czaki @DragaDoncila 🙏

[DragaDoncila]

Works for me! Thanks @lucyleeow ❤️

[jni]

I apologise if this is me being a goldfish 🐠, but why are they moved to Qt? I see nothing Qt related in them, and presumably if we have a different front-end one day, these actions can be used unchanged?

[jni]

Nope, not me being a goldfish, just me not clicking through, or rather clicking "open in new tab" then not looking. 🤦

After discussing with @DragaDoncila, we think all the menu bar actions should be defined in one file in _qt - currently the only non-qt actions are some help menu actions that open a URL. Although these actions technically do not require QT as they are defined for the purpose of living in a menu, it should be considered a 'GUI' action.

[jni]

Anyway I'm not super sure I'm convinced about the design but it's not a hard thing to revert.

[lucyleeow]

The new layer menu actions have opened up some questions too. I'm just about to open a PR to start a discussion about this stuff. Please share your views there @jni (i'll ping you)!!

[DragaDoncila]

I see nothing Qt related in them, and presumably if we have a different front-end one day, these actions can be used unchanged?

Yeah they're not qt related but they are only useful with a GUI. Since we don't have a "non qt but defs gui" folder, we've decided to move these here so that they're explicitly considered if a time comes when we want to make them available via a different front end.

I'm not in love with this either, but as Lucy says we've run into this question a few times so I think best is to merge this, and think about the separation of headless-gui-qt a bit more carefully in a broader sense.

[DragaDoncila]

@jni I will add ready-to-merge here, but please feel free to request changes if you want more discussion