fix(logs): Correct severity query example - #3387
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Nice find, thank you for fixing!
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Summary
level:errorLogs query example withseverity:errorWhy
The Logs API uses
severityfor the canonical log severity.levelis treated as an independent custom attribute, not an alias, so the existing example commonly returns no matches.