1-1342: show flag naming pattern info when you copy toggles #4629
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Because you need to match the pattern when copying toggles, it's important that we show the required information to the user. This change adds information about the pattern to the page. This isn't its final design, but it's more important that the information is there (to avoid user frustration) than that it is pretty.
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Because you need to match the pattern when copying toggles, it's
important that we show the required information to the user.
This change adds information about the pattern to the page. This isn't
its final design, but it's more important that the information is
there (to avoid user frustration) than that it is pretty.