fix(mongodb): align example service versions - #3262
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What this fixes
MongoDB example and README
serviceVersionreferences had drifted from the releases supported by the rendered replicaComponentVersion:4.0.28, 4.4.29, 5.0.29, 6.0.27, 7.0.28, 8.0.17The stale surfaces included unsupported restore
6.0.16, unsupported selected snippet7.0.1, incomplete cluster option comments, and stale version tables.Changes
Verification
4/0; Bash 5.34/022/0; Bash 5.322/0with the pre-existing dataprotection regex warning79/0in both shells; eight source mutants RED2; source drift rc1; aligned candidate rc0git diff --checkpassBoundary
This is source/static reference closure only. It does not establish package, deployment, runtime, minimum-version acceptance, or release readiness.
Closes #3261