Images added for In-app and details page notification (SV)

docs/manage/scheduled-views/pause-disable-scheduled-views.md

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 By default, all scheduled views are enabled with the AutoPause feature. This mechanism automatically flags scheduled views that have not been queried or referred for *90* consecutive days for potential pausing. This helps with optimizing the system performance and resource usage. 
 
-Scheduled View owners and all active account administrators will receive an in-app warning and email notifications with the list of Scheduled Views that are flagged for inactivity. These notifications are sent 21 days and 7 days prior to the scheduled pause. If no action is taken, the Scheduled Views will be automatically paused on the 90th day with a final notification. 
+Scheduled View creators/owners and all active account administrators will receive an in-app warning and email notifications with the list of Scheduled Views that are flagged for inactivity. These notifications are sent 21 days and 7 days prior to the scheduled pause. If no action is taken, the Scheduled Views will be automatically paused on the 90th day with a final notification. 
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+| In-app notification | Details section notification |
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+| <img src={useBaseUrl('/img/scheduled-views/in-app-notification.png')} alt="in-app-notification" style={{border:'1px solid gray'}} width="400"/> | <img src={useBaseUrl('/img/scheduled-views/notification-details-page.png')} alt="notification-details-page.png" style={{border:'1px solid gray'}} width="400"/> |
 
 ### Disable the AutoPause