docs(telemetry): count every managed cluster and add the deployment marker

src/content/docs/platform-settings-telemetry.mdx

@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ Usage telemetry is on by default for new installs and is not a substitute for op
 
 On a new install the first admin to sign in sees a notice naming the destination and both tiers; nothing is sent until an admin has seen it. Admin Settings > Telemetry then shows the destination, a preview of the next report, the last attempt, separate switches for the basic and extended tiers, and an install-ID reset. Turning basic off turns extended off with it.
 
-**Basic** sends only the Gameplane version, the GameServer count and the GameTemplate count. **Extended** adds a random install ID, the Kubernetes minor version, a distribution category, CPU architectures and a node-count band, server counts per official module (custom modules are one combined count), feature adoption flags and bands, the database kind, the UI language, a public signing key and the send time. Every value comes from a fixed set or is a number; names, namespaces, hostnames, addresses and player data are never sent.
+**Basic** sends only the Gameplane version, the GameServer count and the GameTemplate count, summed over every cluster the panel manages and can reach. **Extended** adds a random install ID, the Kubernetes minor versions, distribution categories, CPU architectures and a node-count band of those clusters, whether the panel runs on a cluster or standalone, server counts per official module (custom modules are one combined count), feature adoption flags and bands, the database kind, the UI language, a public signing key and the send time. Every value comes from a fixed set or is a number; names, namespaces, hostnames, addresses and player data are never sent.
 
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src/pages/telemetry.astro

@@ -18,8 +18,8 @@ import { withBase } from "../lib/url";
       <h2>What is sent</h2>
       <p>Two tiers, about once a day, only while an admin has left them on.</p>
       <ul>
-        <li><strong>Basic:</strong> exactly <code>version</code> (Gameplane version), <code>servers</code> (number of GameServers), <code>templates</code> (number of GameTemplates).</li>
-        <li><strong>Extended (adds only the following):</strong> a random install ID (a UUID generated on the install, not derived from the cluster, host, network or users); environment: Kubernetes minor version, a distribution category (k3s, rke2, k0s, eks, gke, aks, openshift, microk8s, minikube, kind, doks, talos or other), CPU architectures, and a node-count band (1, 2-3, 4-10, 11-50, 51+); game usage: a server count for each official catalog module plus one combined <code>custom</code> count; feature adoption: wake-on-connect, relay tunnel types (frp, tailscale, playit), packet capture, backups, single sign-on, audit forwarding (each yes/no), a registered-cluster band (1, 2-3, 4-10, 11+), database kind (sqlite or postgres) and UI language; the install's public signing key and the time the report was sent.</li>
+        <li><strong>Basic:</strong> exactly <code>version</code> (Gameplane version), <code>servers</code> (number of GameServers), <code>templates</code> (number of GameTemplates), counted over the local cluster, when there is one, and every registered cluster the panel can reach.</li>
+        <li><strong>Extended (adds only the following):</strong> a random install ID (a UUID generated on the install, not derived from the cluster, host, network or users); environment, over every cluster the panel can reach: Kubernetes minor versions, distribution categories (k3s, rke2, k0s, eks, gke, aks, openshift, microk8s, minikube, kind, doks, talos or other), CPU architectures, a node-count band over all their nodes (1, 2-3, 4-10, 11-50, 51+), and whether the panel runs on a cluster or standalone; game usage: a server count for each official catalog module plus one combined <code>custom</code> count; feature adoption: wake-on-connect, relay tunnel types (frp, tailscale, playit), packet capture, backups, single sign-on, audit forwarding (each yes/no), a registered-cluster band (1, 2-3, 4-10, 11+), database kind (sqlite or postgres) and UI language; the install's public signing key and the time the report was sent.</li>
         <li>Every extended value comes from a fixed set of categories or bands, or is a number, the install ID, the public key or the send time; anything else is sent as <code>other</code>.</li>
       </ul>