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Syncing the new 1.9.0 future release branch with the last few bugfixes from the pending 1.8.0 release

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Pull request overview

This PR syncs bugfixes and documentation updates from the pending 1.8.0 release branch into the 1.9.0 future release branch. The changes primarily focus on correcting figure references in user guide documentation, fixing data field identifiers in dashboard configuration, and updating documentation file references.

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  • Updated figure numbering throughout user guide sections to maintain sequential consistency
  • Corrected data field identifiers in dashboard tab configuration (treatment_id and survival_id)
  • Updated release notes and user guide file references to newer versions

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StudyMetadataSection.js Updated figure references from Figure 5 to Figure 6 and corrected image import
OverviewSection.js Minor grammar and formatting corrections in user guide text
FindDataSection.js Added Figure 4 for column customization and renumbered subsequent figures; updated study data description
CohortSection.js Renumbered figures from 6-8 to 7-9 and updated all figure references throughout
AnalyzingCohortsSection.js Renumbered figures from 9-10 to 10-11 and simplified CCDI Hub reference
dashboardTabData.js Added study_id field to genetic analysis query and corrected field names for treatment and survival IDs
aboutPageData.js Updated file references to newer versions of release notes and user guide

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numbers of diagnoses, participants, and studies filtered (Figure 1E).
Users can also build synthetic cohort (up to 4000 participants each
the data table (Figure 1D). A statistics bar at the top reflects current
numbers of diagnoses, participants and studies filtered (Figure 1E).
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Removed the Oxford comma before 'and studies'. For consistency, consider using the Oxford comma (comma before 'and' in a list of three or more items) throughout the documentation if it's the project's style guide.

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numbers of diagnoses, participants and studies filtered (Figure 1E).
numbers of diagnoses, participants, and studies filtered (Figure 1E).

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{
dataField: "id",
dataField: "treatment_id",
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Changed from 'id' to 'treatment_id'. Ensure the data source provides this field name, as mismatched field names will cause the table to display undefined or missing data.

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{
dataField: "id",
dataField: "survival_id",
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Changed from 'id' to 'survival_id' in the treatmentResponseTab configuration, but the header indicates this is for 'Survival ID'. This appears to be in the wrong tab section - survival_id is being set in treatmentResponseTab rather than survivalTab, which could cause data display issues.

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dataField: "survival_id",
dataField: "id",

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