Add troubleshooting guide for Kubernetes agent network issues (#21642)

## Summary & Motivation

This PR adds a comprehensive troubleshooting section to the Kubernetes hybrid deployment documentation to help users diagnose and resolve network connectivity issues between the Dagster agent and the Dagster+ API.

The new section documents:
- Common error symptoms (request timeouts, connection resets)
- Root causes (NAT gateway timeouts, port exhaustion, proxy limits)
- Three actionable solutions:
  1. Upgrading to Dagster 1.5.9+ for automatic retry logic
  2. Enabling TCP keepalive settings via Helm chart configuration (recommended)
  3. Using a CDN/proxy for connection pooling

This addresses a known pain point in Kubernetes hybrid deployments where network egress through NAT gateways or proxies can cause idle connections to be dropped.

## Test Plan

N/A - Documentation only change

## Changelog

Added troubleshooting guide for Kubernetes agent network connectivity issues, including TCP keepalive configuration recommendations for Helm chart deployments.

https://claude.ai/code/session_013mN1tchVY3zJtff2Ya8j3v

Internal-RevId: f5fb38258ebd06d0c278a49353e9aca27781740c

Author: gibsondan

docs/docs/deployment/troubleshooting/hybrid-optimizing-troubleshooting.md

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+
+### Network connectivity troubleshooting
+
+If you see errors like the following in your agent logs, your agent may be experiencing network connectivity issues when communicating with the Dagster+ API:
+
+```
+dagster_cloud_cli.core.errors.GraphQLStorageError: HTTPSConnectionPool(host='{organisation}.agent.dagster.cloud', port=443): Read timed out. (read timeout=60)
+```
+
+```
+requests.exceptions.ConnectionError: ('Connection aborted.', ConnectionResetError(104, 'Connection reset by peer'))
+```
+
+These errors typically occur in Hybrid deployments where network egress traverses NAT gateways or proxies that impose connection timeouts or drop idle connections. Common causes include:
+
+- **NAT gateway timeouts:** Cloud NAT services (such as GCP CloudNAT or AWS NAT Gateway) may drop idle connections
+- **Port/IP exhaustion:** High traffic through NAT gateways can exhaust available ports
+- **Proxy connection limits:** Corporate proxies may impose connection duration limits
+
+#### Enable TCP keepalive \{#tcp-keepalive}
+
+You can configure TCP keepalive settings to prevent NAT gateways and proxies from dropping idle connections. For Kubernetes agents, add the following to your Helm `values.yaml`:
+
+```yaml
+# values.yaml
+dagsterCloud:
+  socketOptions:
+    - ["SOL_SOCKET", "SO_KEEPALIVE", 1]
+    - ["IPPROTO_TCP", "TCP_KEEPIDLE", 11]
+    - ["IPPROTO_TCP", "TCP_KEEPINTVL", 7]
+    - ["IPPROTO_TCP", "TCP_KEEPCNT", 5]
+```
+
+```shell
+helm --namespace dagster-cloud upgrade agent \
+    dagster-cloud/dagster-cloud-agent \
+    --values ./values.yaml
+```
+
+These settings configure the TCP stack to:
+- Enable keepalive probes on connections (`SO_KEEPALIVE`)
+- Send the first keepalive probe after 11 seconds of idle time (`TCP_KEEPIDLE`)
+- Send subsequent probes every 7 seconds (`TCP_KEEPINTVL`)
+- Close the connection after 5 failed probes (`TCP_KEEPCNT`)