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Document what happens to a durable listener when one tenant's database is down #4660

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There are no docs for what a Wolverine application does when one tenant's database is unreachable while a durable listener is serving every tenant from the same endpoint. The behaviour has been designed and fixed twice now and is entirely undocumented — a repo-wide grep finds no reference to #4438 in docs/, and the multi-tenancy and durability pages do not cover it.

This is the behaviour worth writing down, all of it current on main after #4658:

Probably belongs in docs/guide/durability/ alongside the existing inbox-recovery section, or on the multi-tenancy page, with a pointer from the other.

Context: #4435 / #4438 built the behaviour, #4658 fixed the path they missed, #4659 covers the redelivery pacing.

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  3. jeremydmiller commented on Sep 30, 2026

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    Shipped in Wolverine 6.42.0 — thanks for reporting this.

    The release notes describe what changed and, where a fix alters behaviour, what to watch for on upgrade.

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