Fix Fibre Channel redundancy language to match vSAN redundancy level#465
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The Deduplication tip incorrectly stated VergeOS always stores two copies on FC LUNs, which conflicts with the vSAN redundancy levels doc (N+1=2 copies, N+2=3 copies). Updated to reference the configured redundancy level instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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docs/product-guide/storage/fibre-channel.mdclaimed VergeOS "will always store two copies of your data on the FC LUNs," which conflicts with the vSAN redundancy levels doc (N+1 = 2 copies, N+2 = 3 copies).Test plan
mkdocs serveat/product-guide/storage/fibre-channel//product-guide/storage/vsan-redundancy-levelsresolves correctly🤖 Generated with Claude Code