Quick follow on 23.1.0 release notes

_includes/releases/v23.1/v23.1.0.md

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 <h5>Change data capture (Changefeeds)</h5>
 
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+The following are [enterprise-only](../v23.1/enterprise-licensing.html) features. [Request a 30-day trial license](https://www.cockroachlabs.com/get-cockroachdb/enterprise/) to try them out.
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    <td><p>Use External Connections (GA) to remove a data exfiltration vector</p>
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-   <td><p>Use external connections to specify and interact with resources that are external from CockroachDB. With <a href="../v23.1/create-external-connection.html">CREATE EXTERNAL CONNECTION</a>, you define a name for an external connection while passing the provider URI and query parameters. BACKUP, RESTORE, IMPORT, EXPORT, and CREATE CHANGEFEED queries can interact with the defined external connection instead of a required, provider-specific URI. As a result, you can decouple the management and permissions of the external resource from the operation in which you're using them.
+   <td><p>Use external connections to specify and interact with resources that are external from CockroachDB. With <a href="../v23.1/create-external-connection.html"><code>CREATE EXTERNAL CONNECTION</code></a>, you define a name for an external connection while passing the provider URI and query parameters. <code>BACKUP</code>, <code>RESTORE</code>, <code>IMPORT</code>, <code>EXPORT</code>, and <code>CREATE CHANGEFEED</code> queries can interact with the defined external connection instead of a required, provider-specific URI. As a result, you can decouple the management and permissions of the external resource from the operation in which you're using them.
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 With the move from Preview to GA, this feature brings many new capabilities, such as fine-grained permission and support for schema registries, webhook and GC PubSub sinks, and the SHOW command. 
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    <td><p>Changefeed locality </p>
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-   <td><p>CREATE CHANGEFEED now accepts a 'WITH execution_locality' option to <a href="../v23.1/changefeeds-in-multi-region-deployments.html#run-a-changefeed-job-by-locality">restrict execution of the changefeed process to nodes within the specified locality filter</a>. 
+   <td><p><code>CREATE CHANGEFEED</code> now accepts a <code>WITH execution_locality<code> option to <a href="../v23.1/changefeeds-in-multi-region-deployments.html#run-a-changefeed-job-by-locality">restrict execution of the changefeed process to nodes within the specified locality filter</a>. 
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    <td><p>Enhanced Intelligent Insights experience includes transaction-level insights and metrics </p>
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-   <td><p>We have expanded the [Insights](../v23.1/ui-insights-page.html#transaction-executions-view) section of the Console, offering improved discoverability and data for tuning and optimizing your workload. Contention insights reveal the waiting statement for cases where blocking conflicts occur. Transaction-level insights help you identify impacted areas of your application and prioritize your investigations, enabling you to drill down to individual statements with suboptimal plans. 
+   <td><p>We have expanded the <a href="../v23.1/ui-insights-page.html#transaction-executions-view">Insights</a> section of the Console, offering improved discoverability and data for tuning and optimizing your workload. Contention insights reveal the waiting statement for cases where blocking conflicts occur. Transaction-level insights help you identify impacted areas of your application and prioritize your investigations, enabling you to drill down to individual statements with additional insights such as suboptimal plans. 
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    <td><p>Enhanced statement metrics</p>
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-   <td><p>Easily correlate high-level cluster metrics (e.g., CPU, latency, etc.) with per-statement CPU utilization, latency metrics (P50, P90, P99, min, max), idle/client time, and MVCC garbage statistics.
+   <td><p>Easily correlate high-level cluster metrics (e.g., CPU, latency, etc.) with per-statement CPU utilization, latency metrics (P50, P90, P99, min, max), idle/client wait time, and MVCC garbage statistics.
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_includes/version-switcher.html

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-            {% if v.version.tag %}{% unless v.version.tag == "cloud" %}({{ v.version.tag | capitalize }}){% endunless %}{% endif %}
+            {% unless v.version.tag == "cloud" or v.version.tag == nil %}({% if v.version.version == site.versions["stable"] %}Stable{% elsif v.version.version == site.versions["dev"] %}Dev{% endif %}){% endunless %}
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             {{ v.version.name }}
-            {% if v.version.tag %}({{ v.version.tag | capitalize }}){% endif %}
+            {% if v.version.tag %}({% if v.version.version == site.versions["stable"] %}Stable{% elsif v.version.version == site.versions["dev"] %}Dev{% endif %}){% endif %}
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