docs: Redis loss outcomes measured by the e2e of #2307

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3/5
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1-2 days
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Issue type
Documentation
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Tech stack
go, redis

Research direction

Read operate/redis.md and review the Redis loss scenarios in the end-to-end tests from issue #2307: restart without AOF, flush, and failover. Once those scenarios have measured results, update the document to cite each scenario’s effects on XCom pulls, running tasks, live log tail, and recovery time. Done means operate/redis.md reports the measured results for all three scenarios.

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Description

Split from #2301. The requirements half of #2301 (what Redis holds, required settings, supported topologies, sizing, monitoring) ships in v0.5.10 as operate/redis.md. Its section on what a Redis loss costs a running DAG states the expected outcomes and defers the measured ones to the e2e of #2307.

What

When #2307 runs the Redis loss scenarios (restart without AOF, flush, failover), replace the expected outcomes in operate/redis.md with what the e2e measured: which XCom pulls fail, whether running tasks fail or retry, what the live log tail shows, and how long until new runs are healthy.

Done when

operate/redis.md cites the e2e results for each scenario.


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