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docs(install): align the performance example with the published Server - #298
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The original Server532 publication correctly failed closed in the unchanged published-install gate before building or publishing an image. The main README already referenced published Server531, but the performance guide still referenced529 and531 publication documents split image/tag and digest instead of retaining the gate required canonical artifact identity. Align the numeric installation example with published531 and add its already verified exact immutable artifact identity to compatibility/release evidence only. Installation commands remain numeric tags without digests. Keep532 as an unpublished candidate until its official immutable publication is read back. No gate code, runtime input, performance setting or security policy change; preserve all normal required checks.