Docs: Corrects the number of schedules on Free tier from 5 to 10

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Text update: corrects the number of schedules on Free tier from 5 to 10 on the limits page

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  • Updated the Free tier scheduling limit from 5 to 10 per project, giving users on the Free plan enhanced scheduling capacity.

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This update revises the "Free" tier documentation in the Schedules section by increasing the schedule limit from "5 per project" to "10 per project." The change is reflected in the docs/limits.mdx file, ensuring that users on the Free pricing tier have an increased scheduling capacity.

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File	Change Summary
docs/limits.mdx	Updated the Free tier schedule limit from "5 per project" to "10 per project."

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I hop through docs with joyful glee,
Increasing limits for all to see.
From 5 to 10, the numbers grow,
A tiny adjustment with a giant glow.
Cheers from a rabbit, quick and spry—
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docs/limits.mdx (1)

42-42: Free Tier Scheduling Limit Update Approved

The change correctly updates the Free tier schedule limit from "5 per project" to "10 per project" in accordance with the PR objectives. The updated table formatting remains consistent and clear. Please confirm that this update aligns with any related documentation or product references.

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