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README: release note for 7-day history on sleeping instances (#263)

Approved in copy review 2026-10-08, unedited.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary

Adds the operator release note for #263.
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release: only this release's DNS steering leaves replicas out of
latency routing.
+### Seven days of history for sleeping instances (2026-10-08)
+
+This release keeps seven days of database snapshots for instances that
+sleep, the same as instances that stay awake (#263). `carlos db pull --at`
+(#262) can then reach back a week on them, not a day.
+
+- boxes only. the console is unaffected.
+- the window fills in over the week after the roll. snapshots older than a
+ day were already deleted under the old setting, so on the day of the roll a
+ sleeping instance still reaches back about a day, and a week only seven
+ days later.
+- an instance's history moves only while it is awake. one that sleeps for
+ several days takes no snapshot in that time, and loses none either:
+ retention also runs only while it is awake.
+- storage grows by up to six more daily snapshots per sleeping instance,
+ plus the hourly files back to the oldest one. there are no extra s3
+ requests.
+
## App config & secrets
Per-app config lives in the deployment bucket