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Product design sprint kickoff ritual: Remove retro (#48575)

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- Product Designers attend respective product group retros instead


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## Summary by CodeRabbit

* **Documentation**
* Updated the Product design sprint kickoff guidance to include clearer
steps for planning and capturing prioritized requests.
* Removed the end-of-sprint retro reminder from this ritual description.

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task: "Product design sprint kickoff" # 2024-03-06 TODO: Link to responsibility or corresponding "how to" info e.g. https://fleetdm.com/handbook/company/product-groups#making-changes
startedOn: "2024-03-07"
frequency: "Triweekly"
description: "1. Pull up all contributors' calendars to review time off and, if needed, update design review calendar events. 2. Create reference docs release branches for any milestones newly added to the drafting board 3. For feature requests prioritized during feature fest, add user stories to the drafing and release planning boards, add milestones to the stories, confirm available capacity in targeted release, and align on priorities. Retro last sprint: What went well? What could go better? What to remember for next time? Pick one improvement to implement next sprint."
description: "1. Pull up all contributors' calendars to review time off and, if needed, update design review calendar events. 2. Create reference docs release branches for any milestones newly added to the drafting board 3. For feature requests prioritized during feature fest, add user stories to the drafing and release planning boards, add milestones to the stories, confirm available capacity in targeted release, and align on priorities."
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