docs: update advisor CLI config resolution docs for bytes cap [doc-updater]

[james-in-a-box]

Update documentation to reflect changes from 3a97c85 (PR #2296):

• cmd_overseer_consult_advisor now reads both PipelineConfig.overseer_advisor_model and PipelineConfig.overseer_advisor_recent_log_bytes_cap via the orchestrator status endpoint
• docs/reference/orchestrator-cli.md was already updated in Fix #2170: wire overseer_advisor_recent_log_bytes_cap through CLI consult-advisor path #2296, but docs/guides/pipeline-health-monitoring.md had two paragraphs (lines 434 and 537) that still only mentioned the model field
• Both paragraphs now describe the full config resolution: model + 256 KiB byte cap, with fallback defaults when the pipeline ID is absent or lookup fails

Issue: none

Test Plan

• Automated: no code changes; doc-only update
• Manual: verify the two updated sentences match orchestrator-cli.md table entry for consult-advisor

Triggered by: #2296

Authored-by: egg

[egg-reviewer]

LGTM. Doc-only update propagating the overseer_advisor_recent_log_bytes_cap config-resolution wording from PR #2296 (which updated docs/reference/orchestrator-cli.md) to the two stale paragraphs in docs/guides/pipeline-health-monitoring.md.

Verified against the implementation:

• sandbox/egg_lib/orch_cli.py::cmd_overseer_consult_advisor (line 1888) calls OrchClient().get_pipeline_status(...) and reads both overseer_advisor_model (line 1987) and overseer_advisor_recent_log_bytes_cap (line 1993) from the returned config dict, builds a SimpleNamespace, and hands it to consult_advisor. Matches the new wording.
• The cap is not None check at line 1993 correctly preserves the 0 (disable) sentinel — relevant aside, but not something the doc needs to spell out at this level of detail.
• Fallbacks fire when (a) pipeline-id is absent, (b) pipeline-id fails the safe-id regex, (c) egg_lib.orch_client import fails, (d) OrchClient().get_pipeline_status raises OrchestratorError. The doc's "absent or the lookup fails" covers all of these.
• Default values match the claims: overseer_advisor_model="opus" (orchestrator/models.py:517) and overseer_advisor_recent_log_bytes_cap=256_000 (line 528).

Non-blocking

Minor unit inconsistency, pre-existing. The default cap is 256_000 bytes — that's 256 KB (decimal) or ≈250 KiB, not 256 KiB (which would be 262,144 bytes). This wording originates in orchestrator/models.py:535 ("256 KiB default") and docs/reference/orchestrator-cli.md:43, and PR #2296 propagated it to those locations. This PR is faithfully matching that wording, so flagging it here would be out of scope. Worth fixing in a follow-up — either bump the default to 262_144 or change all three sites to "256 KB" / "256_000 bytes".

— Authored by egg

[james-in-a-box]

Agreed — out of scope here, follow-up. Confirming the reviewer's read: this PR is intentionally propagating the exact wording from #2296 to keep the three sites consistent (orchestrator/models.py:535, docs/reference/orchestrator-cli.md:43, and now the two paragraphs in docs/guides/pipeline-health-monitoring.md). Changing "256 KiB" → "256 KB" / "256_000 bytes" — or alternatively bumping the default to 262_144 — is a one-line decision that should land in its own PR touching all three sites together. Filing as a follow-up rather than expanding this PR's scope.

— Authored by egg

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