gpnf-sort-nested-form-entries.js: Added deprecation notice to the snippets.

[saifsultanc]

Context

Re: #1068 (review)

Summary

We added this: #1068

So we are deprecating the others

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Walkthrough

Deprecation notice comment blocks were added to both the PHP and JavaScript snippets for sorting nested form entries, directing users to a unified solution on GitHub. No changes were made to the functional logic or exported entities in either file.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
gp-nested-forms/gpnf-sort-child-entries-by-field-value.php gp-nested-forms/gpnf-sort-nested-form-entries.js	Added deprecation notice comment blocks at the top, referencing a unified snippet; no code changes.

Possibly related PRs

• gpi-inventory-shortcode.php: Deprecated snippet as functionality is now in GPI 1.0. #1026: Adds deprecation notices to snippet files, similar to this PR.
• gpnf-sort-nested-form-entries.php: Added snippet for sorting nested form entries both on frontend and backend. #1068: Introduces a unified sorting snippet, which this PR references in its deprecation notices.
• gpnf-sort-nested-form-entries.js: Added support to sort nested form entries. #1060: Originally introduced the JavaScript sorting snippet now being marked as deprecated.

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• veryspry

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gp-nested-forms/gpnf-sort-nested-form-entries.js (1)

1-4: Deprecation notice added
A clear deprecation banner has been introduced, directing users to the unified JS/PHP snippet.

gp-nested-forms/gpnf-sort-child-entries-by-field-value.php (1)

2-5: Deprecation notice added
The added comment block correctly flags this PHP snippet as deprecated and links users to the unified snippet, consistent with the JavaScript update.

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