docs: add manual remediation Dag example with Params and dry-run guard#67676
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Add a small documentation section to
params.rstshowing how to combineParams, dry-run defaults,
max_active_runs=1, and task-level guards(pools, execution timeouts) in a manually triggered remediation Dag.
This pattern is common in operational workflows such as backfill,
reprocessing, or data repair where incorrect user input can directly
affect external systems. The example demonstrates:
dry_run=Trueas a safe default for first-time triggersmax_active_runs=1to prevent concurrent runs of the same DagThis is a documentation-only change. No runtime behavior is affected.
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