docs: clarify REVECTORIZE_CHECK_DISABLED env var description#455
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It governs re-vectorization on object updates (not new objects). Also note the trade-off: disabling re-vectorizes on every update (extra embedding/API call) in exchange for skipping a read-before-write and forcing always-fresh vectors.
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REVECTORIZE_CHECK_DISABLEDentry: it governs re-vectorization on object updates (the old text said "new objects"). Also notes the trade-off — disabling re-vectorizes on every update (extra embedding/API call) but skips a read-before-write and forces always-fresh vectors.