e2e: note that not every failed suite retains a namespace - #924
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The "After a failure" section promises a kept namespace, but retention only covers namespaces the suite created. A suite running against a pre-installed worker pool holds its atespace in Valkey and leaves nothing labeled ate.dev/e2e behind, so point the reader at the standing demo namespace.
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The "After a failure" section of internal/e2e/README.md tells you a failed run
keeps its namespaces so you can read the worker-pod logs. That only holds for
namespaces the suite created itself. A suite that runs against a pre-installed
worker pool keeps its atespace in Valkey, not Kubernetes, so a failure leaves
nothing labeled ate.dev/e2e and the documented recovery step comes up empty.
Adds a short caveat naming TestActorEgress as the case in the tree and pointing
at the standing ate-demo-egress namespace instead. Docs only.