Update graph.memory-usage.md

[danshalev7]

merged the contents into GRAPH.MEMORY and removed from the menu

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• Documentation
  • Updated the documentation title for the GRAPH.MEMORY USAGE command to indicate it is deprecated.

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The documentation for the GRAPH.MEMORY USAGE command was updated to mark it as deprecated by modifying the title and removing the parent metadata field. No changes were made to the command's description or any code functionality.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
commands/graph.memory-usage.md	Title updated to indicate deprecation; parent metadata field removed.

Possibly related PRs

• Update graph.memory-usage.md #159: Modifies metadata of the same documentation file, with overlapping changes regarding the parent field.

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• gkorland

Poem

A hop and a skip, a doc now marked old,
"Deprecated!" it says, in letters so bold.
The parent is gone, the title’s now clear—
This rabbit keeps docs tidy, year after year.
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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

commands/graph.memory-usage.md (1)

2-3: Add explicit deprecation metadata + align the body heading

Great to see the title flagged as deprecated. To ensure site tooling picks this up (search filters, badges, etc.) and to avoid mixed messaging inside the page, consider:

---
-title: "GRAPH.MEMORY USAGE - DEPRECATED"
-description: "Report memory consumption statistics for a specific graph"
+title: "GRAPH.MEMORY USAGE"
+description: "DEPRECATED – report memory consumption statistics for a specific graph"
+deprecated: true
---

And update the first # GRAPH.MEMORY USAGE heading to include “(DEPRECATED)” so users scanning the rendered page get the cue immediately.

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