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Testing docs/serverless directory backport handling

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Cleanup - testing docs backport workflow. Apologies for the noise.

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Pull request overview

Adds a minimal file under docs/serverless/ to exercise/testing backport handling and related cleanup automation around that directory.

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  • Introduces docs/serverless/README.md with placeholder content to ensure the directory exists in the repo for testing.

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This README currently contains only a placeholder line. If this PR is intended to land, please either replace this with real documentation for docs/serverless (what the directory is for, how it’s generated/consumed, and any maintenance/backport guidance) or remove the file/directory before merging so we don’t ship placeholder docs.

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# Serverless Documentation
This directory contains documentation for the project’s serverless components
(for example, Functions-as-a-Service, serverless APIs, and related workflows).
It is intended to help contributors and operators understand how the
serverless parts of the system are structured, deployed, and maintained.
## Contents of this directory
Typical content in `docs/serverless` includes:
- High-level architecture overviews for serverless services.
- API and event contract documentation for serverless functions.
- Deployment and configuration notes (for example, environment variables,
IAM/permissions, and resource limits).
- Operational runbooks or troubleshooting notes specific to serverless
components.
If you add new serverless features or change existing ones, update or extend
the documentation in this directory accordingly.
## How these docs are generated and consumed
Unless otherwise noted in subdirectories, the files here are **manually
maintained** Markdown documents checked into source control.
These docs are typically consumed in the following ways:
- Viewed directly in the repository (e.g., on GitHub or in a code browser).
- Included in internal or external documentation sites that render Markdown.
- Referenced from design docs, runbooks, and onboarding materials for teams
working on serverless features.
If your environment uses a documentation build pipeline (for example, a
static-site generator or internal docs portal), ensure that `docs/serverless`
is wired into that pipeline according to project standards (for example, via
a docs configuration file or build script). Any such integration-specific
details should be documented in this file or in a dedicated `CONTRIBUTING.md`
in this directory.
## Maintenance and backport guidance
- **Keep docs in sync with code**: Whenever you add, modify, or remove
serverless functions, triggers, or configuration, update the relevant
Markdown files here in the same pull request.
- **Document breaking changes**: For any breaking change to a serverless API,
event schema, or behavior, add a clear description of the change, expected
impact, and required migration steps.
- **Versioned branches / backports**: When backporting serverless changes to
release branches, also backport the corresponding documentation updates in
`docs/serverless` so that each maintained branch has accurate docs for its
serverless behavior.
- **Structure**: Prefer adding new Markdown files (for example,
`architecture.md`, `deployment.md`, `runbooks.md`, or per-service docs) over
heavily growing a single document. This keeps information discoverable and
easier to review.
Before merging a pull request that touches serverless code, check this
directory to ensure documentation is present and up to date, and avoid adding
placeholder text or empty stubs.

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