Clearer CTA after switching to a block theme #73274
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Related to #68953
Proposed Changes
After switching to a block theme, we display a modal encouraging users to edit every aspect of their site. The CTA button currently says "Edit site" but this can give users the wrong expectation that they should only edit the content, not the appearance or design of the site (see pc4f5j-2wc-p2#theme-activation). So this PR updates the CTA to "Customize site" to better reflect what users can achieve when they click on that button.
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