Add note about Legacy webhooks (#2595)
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# Outgoing Webhooks
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> ⚠️ A note about **(Legacy)** webhooks: Webhooks that were created before version **v1.3.11** are marked as
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> **(Legacy)**. Do not worry! They are still connected to their respective escalation chains and will continue to to
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> execute as they always have.
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> <br/><br/>
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> The **(Legacy)** webhook is no longer editable due to changes to the internal representation. If you need to edit it
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> you must use the `Make a copy` action in the menu and make your changes there. This will create the webhook in the
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> new format. Be sure to change your escalation chains to point to the new copy otherwise it will not be active. The
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> **(Legacy)** webhook can then be deleted.
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Outgoing webhooks are used by Grafana OnCall to send data to a URL in a flexible way. These webhooks can be
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triggered from a variety of event types and make use of Jinja2 to transform data into the format required at
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the destination URL. Each outgoing webhook receives contextual data when executed which can be processed by
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