Key changes from current:
- `DelayedProcessingMonitorTime` reference corrected to `DelayedProcessingConfiguration.MonitorTime`
- `ClearErrorMessagesBatchLimit` now documented
- `SntpTimeConfiguration` nested properties documented
- `MessageIdLocation` property added
- Always-on features table added
- `EnableHistory` and `HistoryOptions` documented
- Structured with clear sections and property tables
</action>
<verify>grep -c "DelayedProcessingConfiguration\.MonitorTime\|ClearErrorMessagesBatchLimit\|SntpTimeConfiguration\|MessageIdLocation\|EnableHistory" /mnt/f/git/dotnetworkqueue.wiki/RedisOptions.md</verify>
<done>grep returns 5 or more matches. RedisOptions.md documents the correct property path, all batch limits, SNTP config, MessageIdLocation, and EnableHistory.</done>
</task>

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## Task 3: Update `RedisPoisonMessages.md` consumer code to use current API

<task id="3" files="RedisPoisonMessages.md" tdd="false">
<action>
Update `RedisPoisonMessages.md` with these changes:

1. **IoC injection code sample (lines 88-100):** The consumer creation call on line 93 uses the old 2-argument `CreateConsumer(queueName, connectionString)` pattern. Update to use `QueueConnection`:
   Change:
   ```csharp
   var queueName = "example";
   var connectionString = "127.0.0.1";
   using (var queueContainer = new QueueContainer<RedisQueueInit>(registerService => 
         registerService.Register<IReceivePoisonMessage, MoveMessageToFileSystem>(LifeStyles.Singleton)))
   {
       using (var queue = queueContainer.CreateConsumer(queueName, connectionString))
       {
           queue.Start<SimpleMessage>(HandleMessages);
   ```
   to:
   ```csharp
   var queueName = "example";
   var connectionString = "127.0.0.1";
   var queueConnection = new QueueConnection(queueName, connectionString);
   using (var queueContainer = new QueueContainer<RedisQueueInit>(registerService => 
         registerService.Register<IReceivePoisonMessage, MoveMessageToFileSystem>(LifeStyles.Singleton)))
   {
       using (var queue = queueContainer.CreateConsumer(queueConnection))
       {
           var notifications = new ConsumerQueueNotifications(
               (n) => Console.WriteLine($"Error: {n.Error}"),
               (n) => Console.WriteLine($"Receive error: {n.Error}"),
               (n) => Console.WriteLine($"Moved to error queue: {n.MessageId}"),
               (n) => Console.WriteLine($"Poison message: {n.MessageId}"),
               (n) => Console.WriteLine($"Rollback: {n.MessageId}"),
               (n) => Console.WriteLine($"Completed: {n.MessageId}"));
           queue.Start<SimpleMessage>(HandleMessages, notifications);
   ```

2. **Typos:** Fix "messges" to "messages", "implemenations" to "implementations", "belive" to "believe", "posion" to "poison" in the prose text.

**Do NOT change:** The `MoveMessageToFileSystem` class implementation, the `IReceivePoisonMessage` interface, or the file system handling code. These remain valid.
</action>
<verify>grep -c "QueueConnection\|ConsumerQueueNotifications" /mnt/f/git/dotnetworkqueue.wiki/RedisPoisonMessages.md</verify>
<done>grep returns 2 or more matches. RedisPoisonMessages.md uses QueueConnection constructor and includes ConsumerQueueNotifications. Typos are fixed.</done>
</task>