EAS-2295 Added migrations version to change text in feature_toggles_table #145
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This PR adds a migration version for the database that changes the text in the feature_toggles table, for service_is_not_live, from "This is not live. You cannot send alerts out to the public." to "This environment is not production. You cannot send alerts out to the public."