[UX] Change stop engaging after a closing the focus to remove the negative wording when creating focus item

[andersonjeccel]

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Description:

When creating a focus item, you have this option to decide whether the item should try again with the same user, at another time, if it was closed the first time.
This PR makes the question positive.

Before: Stop engaging after a closing the focus?
After: Engage again if dismissed?

Steps to test this PR:

1. Open this PR on Gitpod or pull down for testing locally (see docs on testing PRs here)
2. Open Channels > Focus items > New > Builder
3. Select the type "Display a notice" and see the new label

[andersonjeccel]

@mallezie @LordRembo
I think this PR needs logic modification

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I had this label:
Stop engaging after a closing the focus?

For this feature:

 $builder->add(
            'stop_after_close',
            YesNoButtonGroupType::class,
            [
                'label' => 'mautic.focus.form.stop_after_close',
                'data'  => (isset($options['data']['stop_after_close'])) ? $options['data']['stop_after_close'] : false,
                'attr'  => [
                    'tooltip' => 'mautic.focus.form.stop_after_close.tooltip',
                ],
            ]
        );

Changed to:
Engage again if dismissed?

How can I change the logic accordingly?

[LordRembo]

@andersonjeccel a correction to my last comment:
If you want the logic to be inverted, I think you need to change the data line as it manages the No/Yes toggle state:
'data' => (isset($options['data']['stop_after_close'])) ? false : true,.

See if that produces the desired result (1. if it inverts the selected state and 2. see if the functionality behaves as expected)