chore(instructions): add data-ownership phrasing convention#7357
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What
Adds a content style guideline to
.github/instructions/content.instructions.md(auto-applied tocontent/**/*.md): use data-ownership framing in import/write/load guidance.Point the verb at the resource the user owns ("import your data into a database or table"), not at the product ("import data into InfluxDB"). The user owns their data in their own object storage; InfluxDB reads and writes it but doesn't take custody of it.
Why
Surfaced as author feedback while writing the InfluxDB 3.10 bulk-import guide. Capturing it as a durable, checked-in convention so it's applied consistently going forward rather than living in ephemeral notes.
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