Missing detailed information for some error codes

[goldfishdolphin]

Current Behavior

Currently, there is some information (Probable Cause, Suggested Remediation and Long Description) missing for some error codes like ErrClientConfigCode-1008, ErrClientConfigCode-1009 etc...

https://docs.meshery.io/reference/error-codes

Expected Behavior

The error code reference should give detailed information about individual errors and how to resolve them.

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Environment

• Host OS: Mac Linux Windows
• Platform: Docker or Kubernetes
• Meshery Server Version: stable-v
• Meshery Client Version: stable-v

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[shashank-kavli]

i'd like to work on this

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[oxxenix]

@shashank-kavli hey, are you still working on the issue? If not, I would like to help here :)

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[vansh106]

Can I work on this issue? Please assign me this.

[goldfishdolphin]

@vansh106 you have been assigned the issue.

[saurabh100ni]

This issue has been open for some time with no recent activity, unassigning to open it up for new contributors to give it a go.

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