docs: use precise ephemeral/replaceable infrastructure wording#37
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughA documentation update in the foundations introduction guide, specifically rewording the DevOps Topology section from cattle-based metaphor terminology to design-focused language describing servers as ephemeral, replaceable infrastructure. Kubernetes and Docker references remain intact. Changes
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Summary\n- replace the 'cattle, not pets' metaphor in the DevOps topology section\n- use explicit infrastructure language: 'ephemeral, replaceable infrastructure'\n\n## Why\n- improves clarity for learners by using direct technical terms\n- keeps the same operational meaning while avoiding metaphor-heavy phrasing\n\n## Scope\n- docs-only, single-line wording update
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