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cli: reword sync replicas help 

Reword the help message of `--replicas` and `--max-replicas`, while also
improving the documentation on how the fetch and announce functionality works.
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Lorenz Leutgeb 2025-05-20 19:03:58 +02:00 committed by Fintan Halpenny
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When `--replicas` is specified, the given replication factor will try When `--replicas` is specified, the given replication factor will try
to be matched. For example, `--replicas 5` will sync with 5 seeds. to be matched. For example, `--replicas 5` will sync with 5 seeds.
When `--max-replicas` is specified without `--replicas`, it acts the same a The synchronization process can be configured using `--replicas <min>` and
replicas. Otherwise, it will use the value as an upper bound of seed to `--replicas-max <max>`. If these options are used independently, then the
replicate from. If the max is not reached, the sync is still considered a replication factor is taken as the given `<min>`/`<max>` value. If the
success. For example, `--replicas 2 --max-replicas 3` will sync with 2 seeds options are used together, then the replication factor has a minimum and
and attempt to sync with a third. maximum bound.
For fetching, the synchronization process will be considered successful if
at least `<min>` seeds were fetched from *or* all preferred seeds were
fetched from. If `<max>` is specified then the process will continue and
attempt to sync with `<max>` seeds.
For reference announcing, the synchronization process will be considered
successful if at least `<min>` seeds were pushed to *and* all preferred
seeds were pushed to.
When `--fetch` or `--announce` are specified on their own, this command When `--fetch` or `--announce` are specified on their own, this command
will only fetch or announce. will only fetch or announce.