[Synthetics] Add package policies known issue #4643
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| When upgrading to an affected version, {{kib}} may unintentionally delete package policies for Synthetics project monitors during package policy cleanup. In deployments with many project monitors (10,000+ package policies in a single space), attempts to recreate deleted policies can fail and leave your instance in a broken state. |
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Need to provide the exact affected versions here.
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This PR adds a known issue to the Observability known issues where package policies for project monitors can be unintentionally deleted.