feat: Update default error log level, broken link #1427
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This commit updates the default error log level for F5 WAF for NGINX configuration examples from debug to warning, and updates a broken link for NGINX Gateway Fabric. Closes #1411 Metadata and Markdown fixes have been included for affected files.
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This commit updates the default error log level for F5 WAF for NGINX configuration examples from debug to warning, and updates a broken link for NGINX Gateway Fabric.
Closes #1411
Metadata and Markdown fixes have been included for affected files.
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