Add 3 new webinars

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• New Feature: Added four new webinars - ConfigurationAsCode, DeployWithFeatureFlags, HeadlessBrowser, and IndividualWebinarPageFAQ. Each webinar includes detailed information such as name, description, poster image, key takeaways, call to action, time, speakers, registration link, slug, and frequently asked questions.
• Chore: Temporarily disabled the Call to Action button for registration in the ObservabilityDevOps webinar.

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This pull request introduces new webinar modules, each exporting an object with various properties related to the webinar's content. It also updates the main webinar array with these new webinars and disables a CTA button in one of the existing webinars.

Changes

File	Summary
src/content/Webinars/...	Added new modules: ConfigurationAsCode, DeployWithFeatureFlags, HeadlessBrowser, each containing specific webinar details.
src/content/Webinars/ObservabilityDevOps.js	Disabled a CTA button for registration.
src/content/Webinars/index.content.js	Imported the new webinars and added them to the webinar array.

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In the land of code where the shadows lie,
New webinars appear under the digital sky.
With flags of features and headless browsers too,
Configuration as code, there's so much to do!
The rabbit hops along the commit line,
Celebrating changes that are oh so fine! 🎉

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Files selected for processing (5)

• src/content/Webinars/ConfigurationAsCode.js (1 hunks)
• src/content/Webinars/DeployWithFeatureFlags.js (1 hunks)
• src/content/Webinars/HeadlessBrowser.js (1 hunks)
• src/content/Webinars/ObservabilityDevOps.js (1 hunks)
• src/content/Webinars/index.content.js (2 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (2)

• src/content/Webinars/ConfigurationAsCode.js
• src/content/Webinars/ObservabilityDevOps.js

Additional comments (Suppressed): 4

src/content/Webinars/index.content.js (2)

• 1-8: The new webinars ConfigurationAsCode, DeployWithFeatureFlags, and HeadlessBrowser are imported correctly. Ensure that these modules exist at the specified paths and export the expected properties.

• 46-70: The new webinars have been added to the webinar array with their respective properties. Make sure that all the properties (poster, name, description, time, slug, details) are defined in each of the new webinar modules.

src/content/Webinars/DeployWithFeatureFlags.js (1)

• 1-39: The new hunk introduces a module for the DeployWithFeatureFlags webinar. It exports an object with properties such as header, name, description, poster, takeaways, CTA, time, speakers, register, slug, and faq. The poster is imported from an image file, and the header and faq are imported from another module. The speakers property is an array of objects, each representing a speaker with their name, Twitter handle, and profile picture URL. The CTA property is an object with a name and href for the Call to Action button.

Please ensure that all URLs and paths are correct and accessible, and that the time format is consistent across all webinars.

src/content/Webinars/HeadlessBrowser.js (1)

• 1-39: The new hunk introduces a new webinar module HeadlessBrowser. The module exports an object with properties such as header, name, description, poster, takeaways, CTA, time, speakers, register, slug, and faq.

The header and faq are imported from IndividualWebinarPageContent.js. The poster is an image imported from the assets directory. The videoUrl property is commented out, which means that there is no video URL for this webinar at the moment.

The CTA property is an object with name and href properties. The name is 'Register' and the href is '#register', which suggests that it's a link to a registration form on the same page.

The speakers property is an array of speaker objects. Each speaker object has name, description, twitter, and img properties. The img property is a URL to the speaker's profile picture.

The register property is a string 'HeadlessBrowserWebinar', which might be used as an identifier for the webinar in some other part of the application.

The slug property is a string 'headless-browser', which might be used in the URL for the webinar page.

Overall, the code looks good and follows best practices for defining and exporting a JavaScript module.