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Clarify Kubernetes Agent naming restrictions

Michael Trainor requested to merge k8s-naming-restriction into master

What does this MR do?

This MR seeks to clarify that there are specific naming restrictions for Kubernetes Agents. This should reduce the likelihood of customers using invalid characters in the agent's name, if they are following these instructions.

Related issues

Issue #345552 (closed) identifies UI/UX concerns when the Kubernetes Agent has specific characters in the name.

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Edited by Marcia Ramos

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