* docs - qb screenshots

* updated screenshot

* docs - replaced screenshots

The previous Chevrotain-based parser had a few limitations, which need
to be taken account by the expression generator for the fuzzer. With the
new recursive parser (PR #19335), these limitations are not necessary
anymore:

* leading decimal digit, e.g. `.25`
* nested negatives, e.g. `-- 3`
* nested boolean NOT, e.g. `NOT NOT X`

If the expression is not valid, i.e. there is an error message
associated with processing it, do not blindly continue with it, since it
leads to a potential rewrite of the expression (the rest of
the parser/compiler can tolerate certain brokenness).

* JWT Login URL configured by user may have URL parameters
Since params may already exist in the login URL, a check is performed to make sure the generated URL
with 'return_to' param formats correctly. If a param already exists, all subsequent params should
have an '&
character.

* Sorted ns to pass linting

* added issue number to test string for added context.

* remove old store page

* add license pages

* add remove webpack cache command

* lint

* fix specs

* remove license widget from the oss version

* add missing translation

* show loader only for unput when updating token

* fix specs

* amend the license page

* unactivated state fix

* add premium embedding page, refactor, fix specs

* amend the license page

* amend the license page

* change license page padding

* Only use webpack caching in hot mode

* make webpack filesystem caching enabled via flag

One possible combination of the many ways to have multiplicity in charts is to have a single card with singular chart type with multiple y-axes. This makes the general line-area-bar chart compatible with this.

We had some CI breaks that are predicated on the year changing. Fix them.

* Add checks for _FILE env vars

* Fixing this for once and for all + documenting

* Update run_metabase.sh

* Update suggestion from AdoptOpenJDK to Eclipse Temurin

Eclipse Temurin is the replacement for AdoptOpenJDK Hotspot, as the project now is part from Eclipse Foundation, and the OpenJ9 build is called now as Semeru.

* Update java-versions.md

* Update running-the-metabase-jar-file.md