Update naming 'Note!'s

Author: l-heemann

modules/ROOT/pages/database-administration/aliases/naming-aliases.adoc

@@ -10,9 +10,10 @@ The following naming rules apply:
 * A name is a valid identifier.
 * Name length can be up to 65534 characters.
 * Names cannot end with dots.
-* Unquoted dots signify that the database alias belongs to a composite database, separating the composite database name and the alias name.
 * Names that begin with an underscore or with the prefix `system` are reserved for internal use.
 * Non-alphabetic characters, including numbers, symbols, dots, and whitespace characters, can be used in names, but must be quoted using backticks.
+* Dots (`.`) are interpreted as a delimiter between composite database and constituent alias name if a matching composite database exists.
+Otherwise, Neo4j will fall back to interpreting the dot as simply part of the database name.
 
 The name restrictions and escaping rules apply to all the different database alias commands.
 

modules/ROOT/pages/database-administration/standard-databases/naming-databases.adoc

@@ -20,9 +20,7 @@ Support for database names starting with a numeric character is available from N
 The `-` (dash) and `.` (dot) characters are not legal in Cypher variables.
 Names containing a `-` or that begin with a numeric character must be enclosed within backticks.
 For example, `CREATE DATABASE ++`main-db`++` is a valid database name.
-In Cypher 25, names that contain a dot (`.`) must be quoted in backticks.
-However, using dots in database names is not recommended, as it makes it difficult to determine if a dot is part of the database name or a delimiter for a database alias in a composite database.
-A future version of Neo4j may entirely disallow database names with dots.
+Using dots in database names is not recommended, as it makes it difficult to determine if a dot is part of the database name or a delimiter for a database alias in a composite database.
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 It is possible to create an alias to refer to an existing database to avoid these restrictions.