Change title to 'Create a new Azure Managed Redis Instance'

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Updated section title and clarified migration approach for Azure Redis.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR updates the migration documentation for Azure Redis to clarify that the section describes creating a new Azure Managed Redis Instance rather than an Azure Cache for Redis. The change reflects the correct product terminology when discussing migration to the Azure Managed Redis tier.

• Updated section title from "Create a new Azure Cache for Redis" to "Create a new Azure Managed Redis Instance"

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Missing article before 'new cache instance'. Should be 'create a new cache instance'.

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	This approach technically isn't a migration. If losing data isn't a concern, the easiest way to move to Azure Managed Redis tier is to create new cache instance and connect your application to it. For example, if you use Redis as a look-aside cache of database records, you can easily rebuild the cache from scratch.
	This approach technically isn't a migration. If losing data isn't a concern, the easiest way to move to Azure Managed Redis tier is to create a new cache instance and connect your application to it. For example, if you use Redis as a look-aside cache of database records, you can easily rebuild the cache from scratch.

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