docs: clarify ssh slow timing signal
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@@ -178,7 +178,7 @@ export function sshHelp(): unknown {
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"Do not put operation names in any colon route segment, including nested k3s namespace/workload/container segments.",
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"Do not use post-provider shorthand such as `ssh G14 k3s ...`; write `ssh G14:k3s ...` so location and operation stay separated.",
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"If an ssh-like remote command fails with timeout/kex/exit-255 friction, stderr includes one low-noise UNIDESK_SSH_HINT JSON line with the argv retry command.",
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"Only slow ssh/tran runtime writes UNIDESK_SSH_TIMING JSON to stderr; operations over 10s are marked level=warning and should be checked for provider latency, remote command cost, helper bootstrap, or tran/apply-patch optimization before repeating high-frequency work. Routine short calls do not emit timing noise.",
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"Only slow ssh/tran runtime writes UNIDESK_SSH_TIMING JSON to stderr; operations over 10s are marked level=warning even when they succeed, because slow successful calls are a distributed performance monitoring signal. Check provider latency, remote command cost, helper bootstrap, or tran/apply-patch optimization before repeating high-frequency work. Routine short calls do not emit timing noise.",
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"The local tran wrapper serializes non-interactive calls per provider/plane before opening provider SSH sessions, so parallel Codex file reads do not stampede the provider session allocator; set UNIDESK_TRAN_SESSION_LOCK=0 only for explicit diagnostics.",
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"Use -- before a remote command that intentionally starts with a dash.",
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