feat: Configurable Tab History Behavior

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### Describe the Feature Request

Currently, every IonTabButton press is added to the history stack. Repeatedly switching between tabs results in back navigation replaying every tab switch:

Practice → Patterns → Progress → Patterns → Progress

Back:

Progress ← Patterns ← Progress ← Patterns ← Practice

Would it be possible to support a configurable tab history mode (e.g. all, unique, or isolated) so developers can achieve navigation behavior similar to apps like Reddit, Instagram, or YouTube?

Ideally, repeated visits to the same tab would not create duplicate history entries.

### Describe the Use Case

`IonTabs` currently adds every tab switch to the history stack. Repeatedly switching between tabs causes the Android back button to replay every tab selection, leading to a ping-pong effect between tabs. This can feel unintuitive for apps that prefer Reddit/Instagram-style navigation.

### Describe Preferred Solution

Add an optional tab history mode that prevents duplicate tab visits from being added to the history stack. For example, after:

`Practice → Patterns → Progress → Patterns → Progress`

pressing Back could navigate:

`Progress ← Patterns ← Practice`

instead of replaying every tab switch.

### Describe Alternatives

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### Related Code

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### Additional Information

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Start with the IonTabs and IonTabButton navigation behavior described in the issue, then trace how tab presses enter the history stack. Clarify the semantics of the proposed all, unique, and isolated modes before changing behavior; done means the selected mode is configurable and repeated tab visits produce the expected Back navigation.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.