Docs: Added more limits and information to the limits page

[samejr]

Brought the limits.mdx up to date with the marketing site pricing page.

I decided to keep the information in the docs rather than linking out to the pricing page because Kapa is indexed on the docs site and it would be good to make sure it can easily get the correct information from the MDX.

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The documentation was updated to reflect changes in resource limits and pricing for various service tiers. The Free tier's concurrency limit was increased from 5 to 10 concurrent runs. The Pro tier's concurrency and schedule limits now specify the availability of additional capacity bundles for a monthly fee, along with contact information for requests. Two new sections, "Preview branches" and "Realtime connections," were added, each outlining tiered limits and pricing for extra bundles. The alert destinations section was reorganized for clarity, and the team members section now notes the option to purchase additional seats. No changes were made to exported or public entities.

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Context: ...uest more. When attaching schedules to tasks we strongly recommend you add them [in ...

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🔇 Additional comments (8)

docs/limits.mdx (8)

12-12: Update Free tier concurrency limit to 10
Matches the marketing page’s updated Free plan limit.

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16-16: Add pricing for additional concurrency bundles beyond Pro tier
Clearly documents the $10/month per 100 runs bundle and contact channels.

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46-46: Add pricing for additional schedule bundles beyond Pro tier
Consistent with the concurrency section’s pricing model and contact info.

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54-63: Add Preview branches section with tiered limits and pricing
Introduces the new preview‐branch limits and clearly outlines extra‐bundle costs.

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64-73: Add Realtime connections section with tiered limits and pricing
Provides clear limits per tier and pricing for extra bundles at $10/month per 100 connections.

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139-139: Clarify definition of an alert destination above the table
Improves reader understanding before viewing the tiered limits.

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147-147: Add guidance for requesting additional alert destinations on Pro plan
Aligns with other sections by specifying contact channels for overages.

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162-163: Add pricing information for extra team member seats
Documents the $20/month per seat bundle and how to request more.

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