docs: add new-navigation-banner to developer-tools classic pages (DOCT-2626 Phase B)

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Summary

Adds {% include "<relative>/.gitbook/includes/new-navigation-banner.md" %} to every page in developer-tools/ whose frontmatter declares nav_context: classic. The include renders an info hint linking to Navigating Snyk (from PR #1577, merged).

Files changed: 113.

Filter used

grep -l '^nav_context: classic$' developer-tools/**/*.md

Untouched:

• Pages with nav_context: new or nav_context: agnostic.
• Pages without a nav_context key.

Test plan

• GitBook preview renders the info-hint banner above the first heading on a spot-check of ~5 random affected pages.
• Link resolves to https://docs.snyk.io/getting-started/navigating-snyk.
• git diff --stat matches the expected 113 files, exactly two-line insertion each.

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Note

Low Risk
Documentation-only, repeated include wiring with no product or auth logic changes.

Overview
Phase B (DOCT-2626) rolls the shared GitBook include new-navigation-banner.md onto 113 developer-tools/ pages that declare nav_context: classic, placing it immediately after the frontmatter and before the page title.

Each page gets the same two-line insertion: a blank line plus {% include "<relative>/.gitbook/includes/new-navigation-banner.md" %}, with the relative path adjusted for folder depth. Pages marked nav_context: new, agnostic, or without nav_context are unchanged.

Readers on classic developer-tools docs should see the standard info banner (linking to Navigating Snyk) above the first heading, consistent with other spaces that already use this include.

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