docs(subnet-discovery): mention manual subnet annotations#4707
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Adds a note at the top of the subnet auto-discovery guide pointing readers at the per-Ingress and per-Service annotations they can use to pin a load balancer to a specific subnet set, with links to the annotation reference in each guide. Auto-discovery is a sensible default but readers landing on this page when they want to override it currently have to dig through both the Ingress and Service annotation pages to find the option. This makes the escape hatch discoverable from the page they're already on.
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Fixes #3776
Description
The subnet auto-discovery guide currently doesn't mention that subnets can be set explicitly via annotations, so users who want to override discovery (the original reporter's case: limiting an LB to specific subnets) have to dig through both the Ingress and Service annotation pages to find the right option.
This adds a short "Manual override" tip box at the top of the page with direct links to:
…and notes that setting either annotation skips auto-discovery entirely.
The other half of the issue (a unified, searchable annotation list) is a larger docs restructuring; this PR only addresses the discoverability problem the reporter explicitly called out.
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