Update from code changes: document port publishing policy - #142
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Summary
Document the port publishing policy for sandboxed computers so users know which ports they can expose and the limits that apply.
Changes
celesto-sdk/computers.mdx— add the allowed port range, four-active-port limit, and reserved system ports note to both Python and TypeScript views of Publish a port.celesto-sdk/features/publish-ports.mdx— add a What you can publish section covering the same policy.celesto-sdk/cli.mdx— call out the port range in theport publishrow and add a line about the four-port limit and reserved system ports below the port commands table.Context
Follow-up to CelestoAI/sdk#38, which formalized the port publishing policy in the SDK and CLI.