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[Nexthop][fboss2-dev] Document that delete commands are meant to be idempotent #1726

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| `tunnel` | Configure IP-in-IP tunnels |
| `vlan` | Configure VLAN settings |

Most `config` subcommands have a matching `delete` counterpart to remove or reset the corresponding piece of configuration (e.g. `fboss2-dev delete protocol static ip route ...`). Note, that not all configuration parameters can be individually deleted. Modification of leaf parameters may require deleting the parent object and re-configuring with the desired parameter modified or deleted appropriately.
Most `config` subcommands have a matching `delete` counterpart to remove or reset the corresponding piece of configuration (e.g. `fboss2-dev delete protocol static ip route ...`). Note, that not all configuration parameters can be individually deleted. Modification of leaf parameters may require deleting the parent object and re-configuring with the desired parameter modified or deleted appropriately. `delete` commands are intended to be idempotent: deleting something that doesn't exist is not an error.

### Config vs. Set - what's the difference?

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