fix(agent prompt): modification to subdomain caching delays in the agent prompt

snippets/setup-agent-prompt.mdx

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Get my documentation live on a published Mintlify site. You are successfully don
    - If I have one: run `mint login`. You need me for browser steps and to approve access.
    - If I don't: ask me for my first name, last name, company, and email if I haven't given them already—never invent these. Run `mint signup --firstName [firstName] --lastName [lastName] --company [company] --email [email]` as a background task since it blocks until I click a verification link that can take several minutes.
 5. Needs me: I'll check my email and click the verification link. That opens a browser tab that automatically finishes the rest of account creation/logging in. I must approve the CLI, then connect a GitHub repository or let Mintlify host one. Tell me clearly this step is mine, then wait for it before continuing.
-6. Run `mint status` again to confirm an organization and subdomain now exist. Provisioning can lag a moment after onboarding finishes — if no subdomain appears yet, wait about 10 seconds and retry a few times before concluding something is wrong.
+6. Run `mint status` again to confirm an organization and subdomain now exist. The subdomain isn't provisioned until I select or connect a repository during the step 5 browser flow — so if `mint status` shows my organization but no subdomain yet, that almost always means I haven't finished the repo step, not that anything is broken. Don't treat it as an error or poll blindly: wait until I confirm I've completed onboarding, then re-run `mint status`. Provisioning can still lag a few seconds after that, so retry a few times before concluding something is wrong.
 7. Needs me: ask for the URL of the repository connected to my Mintlify project — `mint status` doesn't expose it, so you can't look it up yourself. Clone it once I give it to you.
 8. Check what's in that repo. If I connected my own existing docs repo, my content is already there — don't overwrite it. If Mintlify created the repo, it contains starter template content — replace that with my actual docs content from step 1. Only use `mint new [directory]` if I want a different theme or template than what's in the repo — scaffold it locally, then use its output in place of the seeded content.
 9. Preview with `mint dev`, which generally starts on `http://localhost:3000` unless that port is in use. It blocks until stopped, so run it as a background task. Verify the preview loads, then stop it before continuing.