Add documentation for bin directory bundling with Wave and Fusion #945
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- Document wave.bundleProjectResources configuration option - Add "Workflow bin scripts with Fusion" section explaining bundling behavior - Update fingerprint components list to include container layers - Add warning about frozen images when Wave is disabled Resolves examples of confusion when users didn't understand when bin scripts are baked into containers vs staged at runtime.
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Thanks Rob, but wave.bundleProjectResources is meant to be an internal only setting to enable intra components communication
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Resolves examples of confusion when users didn't understand when bin scripts are baked into containers vs staged at runtime.