Clarifying anycast vs local prefixes #19221
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Clarified the difference between anycast prefixes and local prefixes.
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Summary
Clarified the difference between anycast prefixes and local prefixes.
The documentation was correct as is, because it indicated anycast prefixes explicitly. This just further clarifies that local prefixes can potentially not be available due to being associated with a specific location.
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