add help text to contact form and aws integration setup

[ccbrown]

What It Does

• Adds a reminder to the contact form submission success message to check spam folders.
• Adds a warning if a user attempts to configure an integration with "AWSLogs" in the prefix.

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR adds two user-facing improvements: a reminder in the contact form success message to check spam folders, and context-specific warnings in the AWS integration setup when the S3 key prefix contains "AWSLogs".

• Updated success message in the contact form to help users identify missing emails.
• Added conditional warnings in the integrations page based on regex tests for AWSLogs in the S3 key prefix.

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.

File	Description
frontend/src/app/(user-area)/teams/[teamId]/settings/integrations/page.tsx	Introduces new regex validations and corresponding warning messages for AWSLogs usage in the S3 key prefix.
frontend/src/app/(public-area)/contact/ContactForm.tsx	Updates the success message with an added reminder to check the spam folder.

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (1)

frontend/src/app/(public-area)/contact/ContactForm.tsx:44

• Consider adding tests to verify that the updated success message correctly includes the spam folder reminder.

        <SuccessMessage>

[Copilot]

[nitpick] The nested ternary conditions for rendering warnings make the code harder to read; consider refactoring the conditional logic into a clearer structure or helper functions.

Suggested change

	{s3KeyPrefix &&
	(startsWithAwsLogsRegex.test(s3KeyPrefix) ? (
	<p className="text-xs text-indian-red">
	Cloud Snitch will automatically search for the &quot;AWSLogs&quot; directory in your S3
	bucket. This field is only necessary if you have a custom prefix for your CloudTrail
	logs. Otherwise, you should leave it empty.
	</p>
	) : includesAwsLogsRegex.test(s3KeyPrefix) ? (
	<p className="text-xs text-indian-red">
	Cloud Snitch will automatically search for the &quot;AWSLogs&quot; directory in your S3
	bucket. This field should only contain the custom prefix that you specified when
	creating the trail, if any.
	</p>
	) : null)}
	{getS3KeyPrefixWarning(s3KeyPrefix)}