Extend warning period about Experimental module #20521
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This commit extends the warning period regarding the move out of Experimental of distributed RDataFrame interfaces. This is done to mitigate potential confusion of users moving to a more recent version of ROOT from multiple versions in the past. The approach aligns with the discussions held during the ROOT Users Workshop 2025.
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Extends the warning period regarding the move out of Experimental of distributed RDataFrame interfaces. This is done to mitigate potential confusion of users moving to a more recent version of ROOT from multiple versions in the past. The approach aligns with the discussions held during the ROOT Users Workshop 2025.