docs(k8s-proxy-llm-workflow): restore install section — Before you start / Step 1 / Step 2 + copy-block (#872)

* docs(k8s-proxy-llm-workflow): restore install section + copy-block (Before/Step1/Step2)

RCA: commit 3b31622 ("trim playbook to verified-working form") removed
the three-part install structure from the original 244cd06 page:

- "Before you start" prereqs section (PAT + Skills-aware editor)
- "Step 1 — Wire up the MCP server" (Claude Code JSON example + link
  to agent-test-generation for other editors)
- "Step 2 — Install the playbook" with:
  - editor-paths table (Cursor / Claude Code / Windsurf / Antigravity)
  - "The playbook" sub-section wrapping the FULL skill in a copyable
    ```markdown code block

That trim left readers with the playbook prose but no clear "copy
this block" boundary, no MCP wire-up walkthrough, and no editor-paths
matrix. A subsequent partial fix (commit 9646579) added a lightweight
"## Installation" section but didn't restore the structural copy-block
boundary or the editor matrix.

This restore:

- Re-introduces "Before you start" / Step 1 / Step 2 with the same
  shape as 244cd06.
- Updates the editor-paths matrix to use modern Skills paths:
  Cursor `.cursor/skills/keploy/SKILL.md` (verified against cursor-agent's
  built-in `migrate-to-skills` skill — `.cursorrules` is the legacy
  always-on format being migrated FROM); Claude Code
  `.claude/skills/keploy/SKILL.md`; Windsurf / Antigravity equivalent.
- Wraps the entire playbook (Entry points / Hard rules / Discovery /
  Routine A / Routine B / Anti-patterns) inside a single ` ````markdown `
  fenced code block under "Step 2 → The playbook", with a YAML
  frontmatter `name: keploy` / `description: …` header so the pasted
  content is a complete, drop-in SKILL.md.

Net effect on the rendered docs page: short install walkthrough at the
top, then one big copy-block users paste verbatim into their agent's
Skills directory. Linux/macOS install convention is the same; the only
per-editor variable is the install path.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(k8s-proxy-llm-workflow): add Step 3 (use the prompts) + Putting it together

I missed three sections after the playbook code block in the 244cd06
original:

1. The post-block "save the file and fully restart your editor"
   reminder.
2. **Step 3 — Use the two prompts** with the two-prompt examples and
   per-routine walkthrough tables (Prompt A phases A0-A5, Prompt B
   phases B0-B5).
3. **Putting it together** with the six concrete scenario walkthroughs
   (App regression / Test data drift response edit / Noise / DB query
   change / Full re-record / Adding tests for a new endpoint).

Restored all three, but rewrote the tool-name references against the
current skill so the page doesn't drift back to old names:

- `get_session_report` → `getTestReportFull` (with `fields=` projection
  noted)
- `update_test_suite` → `updateTestCase`
- `update_mock` (MCP) → `keploy mock patch` CLI (since the CLI
  re-derives `sql_ast_hash` for PostgresV3 mocks — the MCP path
  writes stale hashes and the matcher misses)
- Added `--cluster <name>` + `--disable-mapping=false` +
  `--disableReportUpload=false` flags everywhere they're now mandatory
- Phase A4 now mentions Case 2b's patch-then-recapture order explicitly
  (delete_recording last, never first)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(k8s-proxy-llm-workflow): restore ProductTier Enterprise badge

Missed the ProductTier badge tag from 244cd06. The original page
imported the badge component and rendered it under the H1 to flag
that this is an Enterprise (Self-Hosted, Dedicated) feature — a
visual cue readers use to confirm they're on the right doc.

  import ProductTier from '@site/src/components/ProductTier';
  <ProductTier tiers="Enterprise" offerings="Self-Hosted, Dedicated" />

Other quickstart pages in version-4.0.0/ use the same pattern; adding
it back keeps this page consistent with the rest.

(Skipped the `useBaseUrl` import from 244cd06 — the current page has
no images to resolve paths for, so importing it would just trip the
no-unused-vars lint on MDX.)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: charankamarapu