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docs: README — explain how analytics + Sessions enables unattended soak runs (#370)
The Analytics tier section opened with operational mechanics (sidecar
stack, ClickHouse, forwarder, retention) without spelling out the
load-bearing user benefit: **long unattended test runs**.
Adds a "Set it and forget it" lead paragraph that frames the workflow
explicitly — leave a session or a stack of grouped sessions running for
hours / overnight / across a weekend, come back the next day and triage
only the sessions the auto-classifier flagged as interesting. A
multi-day soak that would otherwise need a human watching turns into a
five-minute morning triage.
Names the three pieces that make this work:
- Forwarder writing every snapshot + HAR entry (no missed events)
- Auto-classifier flagging sessions with errors, frozen, segment stalls,
restarts, or 911 marks as \`interesting\`
- Picker's red-bar + chip cues making clean-vs-bad a visual scan rather
than a click-through
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