kiosk: Close new browsers by closing tabs instead of window

Currently we close new browsers with `browser->window()->Close()`. Turns
out this can fail in certain conditions, e.g. if the user is currently
dragging the window. This leads to the possibility that a new window
does not get closed.

This change uses `browser->tab_strip_model()->CloseAllTabs()` that seems
to be more resilient and closes the browser window during drag events.

Note this is a bandaid fix, the ideal solution is to prevent the window
from opening on the first place, not to close it after the fact.

This is behind the `kKioskCloseAllTabs` feature flag. Enable it with the
`--enable-features=KioskCloseAllTabs` arg in /etc/chrome_dev.conf.

      and the window still closes during a drag.

Bug: b:322954900
Test: manual - do the steps in b/322775376, verify step 11 does not work
Change-Id: Iae6beba499e66d7849551331bc10e55179051024
Reviewed-on: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/chromium/src/+/5249989
Commit-Queue: Edman Anjos <edman@chromium.org>
Reviewed-by: Ben Franz <bfranz@chromium.org>
Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/main@{#1254484}
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