Edit article to describe errors in the Inactive state.

Signed-off-by: thebyohazard <[email protected]>

articles/node_lifecycle.md

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ There are 4 primary states:
 - `Active`
 - `Finalized`
 
-To transition out of a primary state requires action from an external supervisory process, with the exception of an error being triggered in the `Active` state.
+To transition out of a primary state requires action from an external supervisory process, with the exception of an error being triggered in the `Active` state or the `Inactive` state.
 
 There are also 6 transition states which are intermediate states during a requested transition.
 
@@ -89,6 +89,8 @@ Data retention will be subject to the configured QoS policy for the topic.
 
 Any managed service requests to a node in the inactive state will not be answered (to the caller, they will fail immediately).
 
+If an error that cannot be handled by the node/system occurs in this state, the node will transition to `ErrorProcessing`.
+
 #### Valid transitions out of Inactive
 
 - A node may transition to the `Finalized` state via the `shutdown` transition.