docs: runbook section 5 lists a bot's token ids as svc (sage)

Darkwing's probe-s7f: svc-$BIZ revokes one bot token (204, then 401);
the owner gets 403. A plain GET /tokens shows only svc's own tokens, so
rotation names GET /tokens?owner_id=<bot id> for an old id. Decision 68
records the resolution.

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@@ -1239,3 +1239,10 @@ which stay with him. Each item names who decided it and what happened.
an estate rule. Jason is away 10-10, so the runbook's Vikunja
sections run on 10-11 at the earliest, depending on T236. R20 is
confirmed to Mos: Sage is the stack's PM and Darkwing its Lead.
- Resolved (Darkwing, `probe-s7f.mjs`, probes.md section R):
`svc-$BIZ` revokes its bot's token with `DELETE /tokens/{id}`
(204, then 401 on the next request). The bot's other tokens keep
working. The owner's revoke gets 403. The runbook's section 5 now
names `GET /tokens?owner_id=<bot id>` as svc for finding an old
id. The async update lag has an upper bound of 5 s under load,
inside S3's 60 s overlap window (section U).