[PROF-11898] Tweak Ruby stack truncation config documentation #30552
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**What does this PR do?** This PR tweaks the documentation around the "max frames" setting, used to control the stack truncation/limit config setting. Specifically it: * Mentions this configuration in the enabling page, not just the troubleshooting page * Mentions that the grouped frames can be under `Truncated Frames`, as per another PR I'm preparing on the Ruby lib side * Uses 600 as an example for raising, as 600 is the current maximum the frontend will show, and hopefully works for even the most complex applications **Motivation:** Improve documentation for this feature.
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What does this PR do? What is the motivation?
This PR tweaks the documentation around the "max frames" setting, used to control the stack truncation/limit config setting.
Specifically it:
Truncated Frames, as per another PR I'm preparing on the Ruby lib sideMerge instructions
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