Fixing misleading Zenoh usage in try-some-example #5954 (backport #5957) #5976
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Description
On the following documentation page:
📄 Installation Ubuntu (deb packages)
the “try-some-example” section contains the following instruction:
This step asks users to run rmw_zenohd, but the section neither switches the RMW implementation to Zenoh nor installs ros-jazzy-rmw-zenoh-cpp beforehand.
As a result, the command will likely fail or have no effect — and more importantly, it may mislead newcomers into thinking that running rmw_zenohd is always required for ROS 2, even though the example itself does not use Zenoh.
This issue related this PR
Fixes # (5954)
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Additional Information
This is an automatic backport of pull request #5957 done by [Mergify](https://mergify.com).