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Update documentation for velero uninstall #600

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In a vSphere with Tanzu Supervisor cluster, users should use `Velero vSphere Operator` CLI to uninstall [Uninstalling Velero on Supervisor cluster](velero-vsphere-operator-user-manual.md#uninstalling-velero-on-supervisor-cluster).

**Note**: Disabling the `Velero vSphere Operator` Supervisor Service will also uninstall Velero as well as the ```velero-plugin-for-vsphere``` in the Supervisor cluster. However, as a best practice, it is recommended to uninstall velero and velero-plugin-for-vsphere using `Velero vSphere Operator CLI`.
**Note**: Users are expected to uninstall velero and velero-plugin-for-vsphere using `Velero vSphere Operator CLI`.

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2. Delete the supervisor namespace created for Velero instance via vSphere UI.
3. Disable `Velero vSphere Operator` supervisor service via vSphere UI.
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