Remove the self-contradicting sentence from the Media Library callout - #3449
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The sentence claimed the page still describes the stable Media Library, which the Usage section contradicts, and it duplicated the accurate statement three paragraphs above it.
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This PR removes one sentence from the beta callout of the Media Library page, added while resolving a merge conflict in #3433.
The sentence read "The current page still describes the stable version of the Media Library. The present documentation page has been updated to reflect the new features, and covers the behaviors of both the current stable version and the beta version of the Media Library." Its first half is false, since the Usage section of that same page describes the beta UI, and its two halves contradict each other because both name the same page. The accurate version of the statement already sits three paragraphs above, in the callout: "The Usage section of this page describes the new UI. The Configuration section applies to both."
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