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Match planned Cloud CPU and memory to public pricing - #369
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The documentation still gives Standard and Multi-Region half the CPU and memory shown on public Cloud pricing. Update those two capacity cells to 2 vCPU and 4 GB RAM in all eight languages.
All storage, price, qualification and planned-availability fields are preserved, along with Cloud Dev and both Business rows. This changes documentation only; it does not change commercial terms or provisioning. The public pricing response was checked directly on October 23, and reviewed source hashes and executable examples pass locally.
Refs #345. Exact-head documentation qualification 39924468998 passes the all-eight-locale build and strict links; all other checks pass, including Sonar with zero new issues/hotspots. The comparison verifies that only the sixteen CPU/memory cells and their source hashes change. Live localized-table verification follows deployment.