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[Docs] Add self node remediation as this is important for kubevirt

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Please add self node remediation to the siderolabs docs as it is very useful for production (I dont know if talos has something like that built in when one node has no network connection that it reboots to release the rwo pvc volumes). When one use kubevirt and a node has not network then by default kubernetes does not release it and the vm would be down infinitely (until a manual person would come). the Self node remediation is solving that. So kubevirt works like vmware vsphere where a node failure or network downtime will automatically lead to the vm being started on a new node.
https://www.medik8s.io/remediation/self-node-remediation/how-it-works/

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Start with the Sidero documentation structure and the linked Self Node Remediation explanation. Identify where KubeVirt production guidance belongs and document how remediation addresses node network loss and VM recovery. Done when the relevant docs clearly explain the setup and expected behavior.

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kubernetes
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documentation
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Documentation
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