docs(rwx): Fix mistaken note about auto-deletion setting

content/docs/1.5.0/references/settings.md

@@ -109,7 +109,6 @@ If disabled, Longhorn will not delete the workload pod that is managed by a cont
 
 > **Note:** This setting doesn't apply to below cases.
 > - The workload pods don't have a controller; Longhorn never deletes them.
-> - The volumes used by workloads are RWX, because the Longhorn share manager, which provides the RWX NFS service, has its own resilience mechanism to ensure availability until the volume gets reattached without relying on the pod lifecycle to trigger volume reattachment. For details, see [here](../../advanced-resources/rwx-workloads).
 
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content/docs/1.5.1/references/settings.md

@@ -109,7 +109,6 @@ If disabled, Longhorn will not delete the workload pod that is managed by a cont
 
 > **Note:** This setting doesn't apply to below cases.
 > - The workload pods don't have a controller; Longhorn never deletes them.
-> - The volumes used by workloads are RWX, because the Longhorn share manager, which provides the RWX NFS service, has its own resilience mechanism to ensure availability until the volume gets reattached without relying on the pod lifecycle to trigger volume reattachment. For details, see [here](../../advanced-resources/rwx-workloads).
 
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content/docs/1.5.2/references/settings.md

@@ -109,7 +109,6 @@ If disabled, Longhorn will not delete the workload pod that is managed by a cont
 
 > **Note:** This setting doesn't apply to below cases.
 > - The workload pods don't have a controller; Longhorn never deletes them.
-> - The volumes used by workloads are RWX, because the Longhorn share manager, which provides the RWX NFS service, has its own resilience mechanism to ensure availability until the volume gets reattached without relying on the pod lifecycle to trigger volume reattachment. For details, see [here](../../advanced-resources/rwx-workloads).
 
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content/docs/1.5.3/references/settings.md

@@ -109,7 +109,6 @@ If disabled, Longhorn will not delete the workload pod that is managed by a cont
 
 > **Note:** This setting doesn't apply to below cases.
 > - The workload pods don't have a controller; Longhorn never deletes them.
-> - The volumes used by workloads are RWX, because the Longhorn share manager, which provides the RWX NFS service, has its own resilience mechanism to ensure availability until the volume gets reattached without relying on the pod lifecycle to trigger volume reattachment. For details, see [here](../../advanced-resources/rwx-workloads).
 
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content/docs/1.5.4/references/settings.md

@@ -123,7 +123,6 @@ If disabled, Longhorn will not delete the workload pod that is managed by a cont
 
 > **Note:** This setting doesn't apply to below cases.
 > - The workload pods don't have a controller; Longhorn never deletes them.
-> - The volumes used by workloads are RWX, because the Longhorn share manager, which provides the RWX NFS service, has its own resilience mechanism to ensure availability until the volume gets reattached without relying on the pod lifecycle to trigger volume reattachment. For details, see [here](../../advanced-resources/rwx-workloads).
 
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content/docs/1.5.5/references/settings.md

@@ -123,7 +123,6 @@ If disabled, Longhorn will not delete the workload pod that is managed by a cont
 
 > **Note:** This setting doesn't apply to below cases.
 > - The workload pods don't have a controller; Longhorn never deletes them.
-> - The volumes used by workloads are RWX, because the Longhorn share manager, which provides the RWX NFS service, has its own resilience mechanism to ensure availability until the volume gets reattached without relying on the pod lifecycle to trigger volume reattachment. For details, see [here](../../advanced-resources/rwx-workloads).
 
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content/docs/1.5.6/references/settings.md

@@ -124,7 +124,6 @@ If disabled, Longhorn will not delete the workload pod that is managed by a cont
 
 > **Note:** This setting doesn't apply to below cases.
 > - The workload pods don't have a controller; Longhorn never deletes them.
-> - The volumes used by workloads are RWX, because the Longhorn share manager, which provides the RWX NFS service, has its own resilience mechanism to ensure availability until the volume gets reattached without relying on the pod lifecycle to trigger volume reattachment. For details, see [here](../../advanced-resources/rwx-workloads).
 
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content/docs/1.6.0/references/settings.md

@@ -146,7 +146,6 @@ If disabled, Longhorn will not delete the workload pod that is managed by a cont
 
 > **Note:** This setting doesn't apply to below cases.
 > - The workload pods don't have a controller; Longhorn never deletes them.
-> - The volumes used by workloads are RWX, because the Longhorn share manager, which provides the RWX NFS service, has its own resilience mechanism to ensure availability until the volume gets reattached without relying on the pod lifecycle to trigger volume reattachment. For details, see [here](../../nodes-and-volumes/volumes/rwx-volumes).
 
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content/docs/1.6.1/references/settings.md

@@ -146,7 +146,6 @@ If disabled, Longhorn will not delete the workload pod that is managed by a cont
 
 > **Note:** This setting doesn't apply to below cases.
 > - The workload pods don't have a controller; Longhorn never deletes them.
-> - The volumes used by workloads are RWX, because the Longhorn share manager, which provides the RWX NFS service, has its own resilience mechanism to ensure availability until the volume gets reattached without relying on the pod lifecycle to trigger volume reattachment. For details, see [here](../../nodes-and-volumes/volumes/rwx-volumes).
 
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content/docs/1.6.2/references/settings.md

@@ -146,7 +146,6 @@ If disabled, Longhorn will not delete the workload pod that is managed by a cont
 
 > **Note:** This setting doesn't apply to below cases.
 > - The workload pods don't have a controller; Longhorn never deletes them.
-> - The volumes used by workloads are RWX, because the Longhorn share manager, which provides the RWX NFS service, has its own resilience mechanism to ensure availability until the volume gets reattached without relying on the pod lifecycle to trigger volume reattachment. For details, see [here](../../nodes-and-volumes/volumes/rwx-volumes).
 
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content/docs/1.6.3/references/settings.md

@@ -147,7 +147,6 @@ If disabled, Longhorn will not delete the workload pod that is managed by a cont
 
 > **Note:** This setting doesn't apply to below cases.
 > - The workload pods don't have a controller; Longhorn never deletes them.
-> - The volumes used by workloads are RWX, because the Longhorn share manager, which provides the RWX NFS service, has its own resilience mechanism to ensure availability until the volume gets reattached without relying on the pod lifecycle to trigger volume reattachment. For details, see [here](../../nodes-and-volumes/volumes/rwx-volumes).
 
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content/docs/1.7.0/references/settings.md

@@ -154,7 +154,6 @@ If disabled, Longhorn will not delete the workload pod that is managed by a cont
 
 > **Note:** This setting doesn't apply to below cases.
 > - The workload pods don't have a controller; Longhorn never deletes them.
-> - Workload pods with *cluster network* RWX volumes. The setting does not apply to such pods because the Longhorn Share Manager, which provides the RWX NFS service, has its own resilience mechanism. This mechanism ensures availability until the volume is reattached without relying on the pod lifecycle to trigger volume reattachment. The setting does apply, however, to workload pods with *storage network* RWX volumes. For more information, see [ReadWriteMany (RWX) Volume](../../nodes-and-volumes/volumes/rwx-volumes) and [Storage Network](../../advanced-resources/deploy/storage-network#limitation).
 
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content/docs/1.7.1/references/settings.md

@@ -154,7 +154,6 @@ If disabled, Longhorn will not delete the workload pod that is managed by a cont
 
 > **Note:** This setting doesn't apply to below cases.
 > - The workload pods don't have a controller; Longhorn never deletes them.
-> - Workload pods with *cluster network* RWX volumes. The setting does not apply to such pods because the Longhorn Share Manager, which provides the RWX NFS service, has its own resilience mechanism. This mechanism ensures availability until the volume is reattached without relying on the pod lifecycle to trigger volume reattachment. The setting does apply, however, to workload pods with *storage network* RWX volumes. For more information, see [ReadWriteMany (RWX) Volume](../../nodes-and-volumes/volumes/rwx-volumes) and [Storage Network](../../advanced-resources/deploy/storage-network#limitation).
 
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