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Victor Lyuboslavsky 426de4e5a8 Loadtest: make MySQL max open conns tunable (#44802) (#48472)
Replace the hardcoded FLEET_MYSQL_MAX_OPEN_CONNS=10 in the loadtest
terraform (both the root ecs.tf stack and the infra/ stack) with a
mysql_max_open_conns variable, applied to both the writer and
read-replica pools.

Also document per-tier connection pool sizing in the AWS reference
architecture: 20 for R-class instances (25k+ hosts), 10 for the smaller
T-class instances (5k/10k hosts) whose low default max_connections
(~90/135) leaves little headroom.

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**Related issue:** Resolves #44802



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## Summary by CodeRabbit

* **New Features**
* Added a configurable setting for MySQL connection limits in the load
testing environment.
* Connection settings now use a shared input value instead of fixed
defaults, making it easier to tune database load behavior across
container types.

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Fleet documentation

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