Update migrator docs

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Enhanced the migration guide with a new section detailing how to check out a validated version of the migrator.
  • Added clear instructions for using the CLI as a Docker image, including a specific commit reference for testing.

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Walkthrough

The documentation for node registry migration (v2) has been updated to include a new section titled "Set xmtpd cli branch." This section provides instructions for checking out a specific commit of the migrator (8d6f9252956aa0d7113d56e1deeca887c0d1c888) and mentions that the CLI can be accessed as a Docker image. The update clarifies the validated version of the migrator and how to utilize it via Docker.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
doc/.../node-registry-migration-v2.md	Added a new section "Set xmtpd cli branch" that includes instructions for checking out a specific migrator commit and a note on using the CLI as a Docker image.

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doc/node-registry-migration-v2.md (2)

3-8: Clarify the Section Scope and Rationale.
The new "Set xmtpd cli branch" section is well positioned and clearly indicates the tested migrator commit. To further assist users, consider adding a brief note explaining why this commit (8d6f9252956aa0d7113d56e1deeca887c0d1c888) is recommended—for example, if it contains specific fixes or improvements relevant to the migration.

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9-11: Ensure Command Execution Context.
The provided shell command to checkout the specified commit is clear. It might be helpful to remind users that this command should be executed within the correct repository context (i.e., where the migrator code resides) and that they verify the commit exists on the current branch.

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[mkysel]

the CLI is getting pushed to GHCR.

In general, docs that use docker run are easier to lift and put into some other place as they dont require the repo and golang.

We could also "pin" the version of the docker image in this doc.