Update docs for SRC.MemoryCache configuration element #11448
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This pull request updates the documentation for the
MemoryCacheElementclass inSystem.Runtime.Caching.Configuration. The changes clarify the behavior of thephysicalMemoryLimitPercentageproperty and its impact on cache eviction. This mirrors the updates we just made for the MemoryCache API in #11375.Documentation updates:
xml/System.Runtime.Caching.Configuration/MemoryCacheElement.xml: Updated the<summary>and<value>tags to clarify that thephysicalMemoryLimitPercentageproperty represents the percentage of total system physical memory usage at which cache eviction begins, rather than the percentage of server memory allocated for the cache. Adjusted the<remarks>tag to specify that eviction occurs when total system physical memory usage exceeds the limit.