Remove automatic opacity migration for v3 opacity inversion#588
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Remove automatic migration as part of #379
Release Notes
This removes the automatic opacity migration from v2 to v3 (2024).
Users using v3 or higher
No action is needed; your opacity settings have already been converted as part of the v2 to v3 update.
Users using v2
Update to v3 to have your opacity settings migrated, then to v5. As a reminder, the Use Inverted Opacity setting can still be used to preserve the inverted opacity (v2) behavior.