docs: refine migrate steps #4372
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Fixed indented list. Explicitly mention backup. Remove recommendation, even optionally, to use `pd export` on post-migration state, because `pd export` won't generate an archive that's suitable for use with `pd testnet join`. We'll do that manually as part of post-release follow-up.
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Docs-only, and CI is passing, so self-merging for inclusion with release comms. Refs #4325. |
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Fixed indented list. Explicitly mention backup. Remove recommendation, even optionally, to use
pd exporton post-migration state, becausepd exportwon't generate an archive that's suitable for use withpd testnet join. We'll do that manually as part of post-release follow-up.Issue ticket number and link
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