docs: clarify instance-local revalidation behavior in multi-instance …#92403
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What?
Adds a clear warning in the "Multi-Instance Considerations" section to highlight that revalidation is instance-local by default in multi-instance or serverless environments.
Why?
While the behavior is already explained later in the section, it is not immediately obvious to most users—especially those deploying on serverless platforms like Vercel.
This can lead to confusion, as developers may assume that
revalidateTag()orrevalidatePath()invalidates cache globally across all instances, when in reality it only affects the instance handling the request.How?
Fixes #92402