fix(docs): keep China layer versions aligned - #8438
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Stage the installation page in release documentation updates and constrain ARN replacements by partition. This keeps China aligned without advancing GovCloud or implying continued Python 3.9 releases. Fixes GH-8437
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Issue number: closes #8437
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The installation guide now provides valid current ARNs for supported runtimes without implying that Python 3.9 has layers beyond version 27. Future release documentation PRs will keep China ARNs aligned and will only be merged after the partition deployment succeeds.
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