docs(durable-objects): fix duplicated million in pricing example - #32625
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Example 4 request total said "21,610,000 million requests"; the computed value is 21,610,000 requests.
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Summary
21,610,000 million requests→21,610,000 requests.Why
The preceding lines already compute
10,000 + (432M / 20) = 21,610,000. The extra "million" is a typo, not a change to the pricing model.Related: #32590 discusses billable-unit rounding separately; that needs Billing/DO confirmation before examples are recalculated (see closed #32621).
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21,610,000 requestsand still matches the arithmetic above it