docs: explain that invalid interface roles are removed
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				| @ -448,13 +448,8 @@ interfaces \: optional | ||||
|   The ``client`` role requires exclusive control over an interface. When | ||||
|   the ``client`` role is assigned to an interface at the same time as other | ||||
|   roles (like ``'client', 'mesh'`` in the above example), the other roles take | ||||
|   precedence (enabling ``mesh``, but not ``client`` in the example). | ||||
| 
 | ||||
|   Such a default configuration still fulfills a purpose (and is in fact the | ||||
|   recommended way to enable "Mesh-on-LAN" by default): The "LAN interface | ||||
|   meshing" checkbox in the advanced network settings will only add or remove | ||||
|   the ``mesh`` role, so the ``client`` role must already be in the configuration | ||||
|   to make the LAN port a regular client interface when the checkbox is disabled. | ||||
|   precedence (enabling ``mesh``, but not ``client`` in the example). In that | ||||
|   case, the ``client`` role is removed from the config of the interface. | ||||
| 
 | ||||
|   All interface settings are optional. If unset, the following defaults are | ||||
|   used: | ||||
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