Prepare for 6.11

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Walkthrough

The primary adjustments in this update involve incrementing version annotations from x.x to 6.11 across various files to reflect the latest plugin version of Formidable Forms. This includes updating version numbers in static properties, comments, and deprecation notices. These changes ensure accurate version tracking and help maintain code consistency and clarity.

Changes

File	Summary
classes/controllers/FrmAppController.php	Updated @since comment from x.x to 6.11 in FrmAppController.
classes/controllers/FrmFormsController.php	Changed @since comment from x.x to 6.11 in FrmFormsController.
classes/helpers/.../FrmAppHelper.php	Updated plug_version in FrmAppHelper from 6.10 to 6.11.
classes/helpers/.../FrmFormsHelper.php	Adjusted deprecation version from x.x to 6.11 in actions_dropdown method.
classes/helpers/.../FrmStylesHelper.php	Changed @since comments from x.x to 6.11 for methods get_css_label_positions() and get_single_label_positions().
classes/views/.../actions-dropdown.php	Updated _deprecated_file call version from x.x to 6.11.
formidable.php	Updated plugin version from 6.10 to 6.11.
js/formidable_admin.js	Changed @since version from x.x to 6.11 for multiple functions.
stripe/controllers/.../FrmStrpLiteEventsController.php	Updated @since comments to 6.11 for prepare_from_invoice and maybe_cancel_subscription methods.
stripe/helpers/.../FrmStrpLiteSubscriptionHelper.php	Updated @since x.x to 6.11 in subscription handling functions.
stripe/helpers/.../FrmTransLiteAppHelper.php	Changed @since in get_count_of_completed_payments method to 6.11.

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