Update Slack integration documentation with AI disclaimer and policy links

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This PR updates the Slack integration documentation to include important disclaimers and policy links as requested in CG-18575.

Changes Made

✨ AI Disclaimer Section

• Added a new "AI Disclaimer" section that clearly explains Codegen is powered by AI technology
• Includes important caveats about potential errors, need for code review, and human oversight
• Positioned strategically before the Data Privacy section for visibility

🔗 Privacy Policy Link

• Added link to https://www.codegen.com/privacy-policy in the Data Privacy section
• Provides users easy access to detailed data handling practices

💰 Pricing Section

• Added new "Pricing" section with link to https://www.codegen.com/pricing
• Helps users understand available pricing tiers and plan options

Files Modified

• docs/integrations/slack.mdx - Updated with new sections and links

Related

• Closes CG-18575
• Addresses feedback from Slack documentation review

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I've investigated the failing check suite on PR #1119. The PR updates the Slack integration documentation by adding an AI disclaimer section, privacy policy link, and pricing section to docs/integrations/slack.mdx.

Investigation Summary

What I Found:

• The PR only modifies one file: docs/integrations/slack.mdx
• Changes include adding AI disclaimer, privacy policy link, and pricing section
• Both unit-tests and integration-tests jobs are failing
• The docs.json file appears correct and includes the slack integration page
• The documentation changes themselves look valid

Current Challenge:
The host environment was terminated before I could complete the investigation and run tests locally to identify the specific test failures.

Next Steps Needed

To properly fix this issue, I need to:

1. Re-establish environment and checkout the PR branch again
2. Run the failing tests locally to capture detailed error messages
3. Compare with base branch to confirm tests pass there
4. Examine CI/CD configuration to understand what the test jobs actually validate

The fact that documentation-only changes are causing both unit and integration test failures suggests there may be:

• Documentation validation rules or linting checks
• Build processes that depend on documentation structure
• Tests that validate documentation content or formatting

Would you like me to continue investigating this issue? I'll need to start fresh with a new environment to run the tests and identify the specific failures.

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