[APT-1699] Add link to docs for CIS compliant services #230
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This refactors the Modal component into a general purpose one, and introduces two custom flavors for displaying 'subscription required' notices of general and CIS flavor. These two types of modals appear independently, and we track the warning preferences for each.
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This refactors the Modal component into a general purpose one, and introduces
two custom flavors for displaying 'subscription required' notices of general
and CIS flavor. These two types of modals appear independently, and we track
the warning preferences for each.