docs: clarify WorkflowStepConfig retry limit semantics#30724
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retries.limitis the number of retries, not total attemptslimit: 10means 11 total attemptsWhy
Issue #30627 points out that the prose says the sample limits a step to 10 retries, while the inline code comment says
limitis the total number of attempts. This update makes the example internally consistent with the documented behavior.Closes #30627