feat: convert machines documentation to MDX and significantly expand …

[KUASWoodyLIN]

…content with detailed sections and components

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the documentation for machine management by converting the existing Markdown file to MDX. The updated documentation provides a much more detailed and structured guide, covering machine listing, in-depth machine details, available management actions, and integration with MAAS for physical machine management, ultimately offering a richer and more informative user experience.

Highlights

• Documentation Format Upgrade: The documentation for machine management has been migrated from a standard Markdown file (.md) to an MDX file (.mdx), enabling the use of interactive components and richer content.
• Content Expansion: The 'Machines' documentation has been significantly expanded, moving from a brief overview to a comprehensive guide covering various aspects of machine management.
• Enhanced Machine List Details: The 'Machine List' section now includes a 'Statistics Overview' utilizing CardGrid components and a detailed table outlining various machine attributes like FQDN/IP, power state, status, resources (CPU, RAM, Disk, GPU), scope, and tags.
• In-depth Machine Details: A new 'Machine Details' section provides granular information, including header details, statistics cards for power, CPU, memory, storage, and hardware information, along with detailed configurations for block devices and network interfaces.
• Management Actions: The documentation now clearly outlines available management actions such as 'Remove' and 'Power Off' for individual machines, including specific requirements and options for each action.
• MAAS Integration Clarification: The document explicitly clarifies that the machine list is retrieved directly from MAAS and explains how MAAS detects new machines through PXE boot (Enlistment).
• Adding Machine to Scope: Step-by-step instructions are now provided for adding a machine to a specific scope within the system.

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Code Review

This pull request is a great improvement, converting the machines documentation from basic Markdown to a much more detailed and interactive MDX format. The new documentation is well-structured, providing comprehensive details on the machine list, machine details page, and available actions. I have one minor suggestion to improve clarity and avoid potential confusion for the reader.

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The 'Columns' table includes two columns named **Storage** (lines 52 and 57), which could be confusing. To distinguish this column, which represents usage, from the one representing total capacity, I suggest renaming it to **Storage Usage**.

| **Storage Usage**       | A real-time bar chart indicating storage usage.                                           |

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Pull request overview

This PR converts the machines documentation from MD to MDX format and significantly expands the content with comprehensive details about machine management in OtterScale. The documentation now includes detailed explanations of the machine list interface, hardware specifications, filtering capabilities, and management actions.

• Converted 01-machines.md to 01-machines.mdx with MDX component imports
• Added extensive documentation covering machine list, statistics, columns, filtering, and machine details
• Included detailed tables documenting hardware specifications (block devices, network interfaces)
• Added comprehensive action documentation (Remove, Power Off, Add Machine to Scope)

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
src/content/docs/basic/01-machines.mdx	New comprehensive MDX documentation with interactive components (Card, CardGrid, Steps, Aside) replacing the basic markdown version, covering all aspects of machine management
src/content/docs/basic/01-machines.md	Removed the original basic markdown documentation file

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[Copilot]

The column name "Storage" appears twice in the table (lines 52 and 57). Line 52 describes "Total storage capacity" while line 57 describes "A real-time bar chart indicating storage usage". These should have distinct names to avoid confusion. Consider renaming line 52 to "Storage Capacity" or line 57 to "Storage Usage Chart".

Suggested change

	| **Storage** | A real-time bar chart indicating storage usage. |
	| **Storage Usage Chart** | A real-time bar chart indicating storage usage. |

[Copilot]

The Icon component is imported but never used in the document. Consider removing it from the import statement to keep the code clean.

Suggested change

	import { Card, CardGrid, Steps, Aside, Icon } from '@astrojs/starlight/components';
	import { Card, CardGrid, Steps, Aside } from '@astrojs/starlight/components';