ui: Adds warning icon to side menu when ACLs are disabled #9864
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Shows a warning icon next to the Access Controls title of the side nav when ACLs are disabled to give an always on reminder that they are not enabled. We also show related unlinked navigation items which are visible but not clickable (Roles, Policies, Auth Methods). Tokens is still linked to give an area for us to provide further info.
When ACLs are enabled there is no change to how it was previously.
Worthwhile noting that we added a
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