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Document Waterline environment banner names and supported colors - #374
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The monitoring guide omits Waterline's environment banner configuration. All eight locales now include the production example for embedded Laravel and standalone service deployments, the exact accepted CSP palette and gray fallback (including valid but unsupported
#ff0000), and resolved embedded configuration/cache behavior.Refs #373 and the website portion of Waterline #217. The contract follows merged Waterline PR #238, source
e0484aa349edd9ca567ffaeabc23216d9c908465. No arbitrary-color capability or application implementation change is introduced.Validation: all seven translation source hashes and code examples pass local parity checks; exact-head documentation qualification builds all eight locales. After merge, verify actual Pages publication, all eight live sections, palette rows and production/config-cache examples. Waterline #217 remains with its owner until the actual live receipt is returned.