+ Adding a tag to track if device is running Mojave, this will be used, with additional logic, to prevent devices that upgrade from Mojave -> Big Sur from auto-upgrading its Falcon Sensor
+ Switched osascript calls to use System Events and passing via heredoc
+ Added "instance" variable for use to designate "prod" vs "dev" instances
- Removed the `Reset` action option -- provides duplicate functionality as just passing `production` as a group
+ Fixed some bugs due to the order of logic
+ Fixed some stderr issues to properly collect now
+ Added a catch to not error out incase a maintenance token is applied
+ Added support to re-run the script without erasing current sensor version test group tag, this for in instances where the script is not run via Self Service and a forced group is not used
+ Added new action option to force reset the sensor version test group tag
+ Added error dialog boxes to user with ran via Self Service
+ Updated exit code values
+ Updated logic for local license to utilize new licensing method....guess I failed to test this previously?
+ Tweaked method for "removing" local license if network license is used
+ Updated to support SPSS v27
+ Using expected process in v27 for configuring license manager via CLI
+ Improved conditional logic and error processing
+ Improved exit logic
+ Added the LicenseInfo Function back in (not sure what I was thinking here)
+ Changed `cd` back to the bash built-in
+ Corrected the variable that's used for the Java binary
+ Improved comments
+ Now calling the licenseactivator.jar directly
- Removed call to SPSS "middle man" `licenseactivator` script, this caused some quirkiness sometimes
- Removed unnecessary function call
+ Added v26 support
+ Fixed an issue with the logic regarding the user preferences (they were always being preserved)
+ Restructured the removal functions to be a little more clear
+ A few other minor tweaks, including redirecting `ls` stderr to null
+ Customized the uninstall script for use in a management solution
+ Pass an argument to leave or remove user preferences
+ Replaced all occurrences of `$HOME` with the actual folder directory
+ Replaced all usage of `sudo` with the expectation of this running from a management solution with root-level permissions
+ Minor other changes and tweaks
