Document that idle_duration requires a nodes range - #4173
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The docs promised that
idle_durationterminates idle instances of a fixed-size fleet, which can never happen: termination only removes instances abovenodes.min, andnodes: NsetsmintoN.concepts/fleets.mdto scope termination to instances abovenodes.minand switch its example fromnodes: 2to amin: 0/target: 2range, so the example actually terminates something.nodes.minkeeps its instances, sincedstackwould immediately provision new ones to maintain the minimum.manage-fleetssnippet, which the dev environments, tasks, and services pages include, and in its duplicate inguides/protips.md.idle_durationfield description with the fixed-nodes: Nconsequence, which renders into the fleet reference.AI assistance: written with Claude Code.