Revert "[DOC-11988]: RBAC role change impact to eventing function (#256)" (#258)

This reverts commit 3e55635.

Author: RayOffiah

modules/eventing/pages/eventing-rbac.adoc

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 == Description: What is RBAC
 
-Couchbase provides _Role-Based Access Control_ (RBAC), in which access privileges are assigned to fixed roles, which are in turn assigned to users, (each of which may be an administrator or an application) either _directly_; or _indirectly_, by means of _user-groups_.
+Couchbase provides _Role-Based Access Control_ (RBAC), in which access privileges are assigned to fixed roles; which are in turn assigned to users (each of which may be an administrator or an application) either _directly_; or _indirectly_, by means of _user-groups_.
 
 Couchbase Server Enterprise Edition provides RBAC with multiple roles for finer access control.
-Community Edition provides multiple users that can be assigned to a limited set of roles.
+Community Edition provides multiple users that can be assigned to limited set of roles.
 There are three fixed roles in the community edition of Couchbase providing coarser access control: Bucket Full Access (`bucket_full_access[*]`), Admin (`admin`), and Read Only Admin (`ro_admin`).
 
 A Couchbase-Server _role_ permits one or more _resources_ to be accessed according to defined _privileges_.
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 A bucket.scope combination is used for identifying functions belonging to the same group.
 
 Only the "Eventing Full Admin" role and also the "Full Admin" role can set the bucket.scope to  *+*+.+*+*; all other Eventing non-privileged users need to define a *Function Scope* for their Eventing functions that references an existing resource of bucket.scope. 
-This provides role-based isolation of Eventing functions between non-privileged users.
+This provides role based isolation of Eventing functions between non-privileged users
 
-include::_@cloud:eventing:eventing-rbac.adoc[tags="rbac-change-warning"]
-
-Typically, you should set Function Scope to the bucket.scope that holds the collection that is the source of your mutations to your Eventing Function.  This best practice ensures that you _do not_  inadvertently cause an Eventing Function to undeploy by removing a *Function Scope* pointing to a resource that is not required for the function to run.
+Typically you should set Function Scope to the bucket.scope that holds the collection that is the source of your mutations to your Eventing Function.  This best practice ensures that you _do not_  inadvertently cause an Eventing Function to undeploy by removing a *Function Scope* pointing to a resource that is not required for the function to run.
 
 NOTE: A user can be assigned multiple "Eventing/Manage Scope Function" RBAC roles.
 If any of these roles match an existing Eventing Function's *Function Scope*, then that user can manage, modify, or delete the Eventing Function even if it was created or imported by someone else.