feat: Add user browsers and 2023 changelog content for WAF #1492
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This commit adds the "User-defined browser control" feature page to the policy section of F5 WAF for NGINX documentation, and changelog entries for 2024 and 2023 before the v4/v5 split. It also adds a notice to the top of the deny/allow IP feature page and supported feature table directing users to use the IP addresses feature instead, which is newer and deprecates the latter.
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This commit adds the "User-defined browser control" feature page to the policy section of F5 WAF for NGINX documentation, and changelog entries for 2024 and 2023 before the v4/v5 split.
It also adds a notice to the top of the deny/allow IP feature page and supported feature table directing users to use the IP addresses feature instead, which is newer and deprecates the latter.
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