docs(databases): reverting an HA cluster keeps the deleted nodes' volumes - #1325
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Reverting an HA cluster to standalone deletes the member services but deliberately keeps their volumes — a revert never destroys data. The volumes stay in the project, unattached, and keep counting toward storage billing, which undocumented reads as a resource leak (it has generated real support escalations).
Adds a short Reverting keeps every deleted node's volume paragraph to the Reverting to Standalone section of all three HA pages (Postgres, MySQL, Redis): what is kept and why, that it bills, that deleting the leftovers is safe once the standalone service is confirmed healthy, and that a later re-conversion provisions fresh suffixed volumes rather than reusing them.
Note: the major-version-upgrade revert keeps its swapped-out volume for the same reason, but there is no major-upgrade docs page yet to carry it — worth adding when that page lands.