feat: add node health check subcommand with Talos cluster support #1316
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Add `windsor check node-health` subcommand to verify cluster node health status. - Implement ClusterClient interface with base and Talos-specific implementations - Add node health checking with configurable timeout and version validation - Support multiple node addresses and custom timeout via CLI flags - Integrate cluster client resolution into controller dependency injection - Add Talos gRPC client with proper resource management and connection handling - Update existing commands to use 'Cluster' requirement instead of 'Kubernetes' The subcommand requires --nodes flag and optionally accepts --timeout and --version for comprehensive cluster health validation.
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windsor check node-healthsubcommand to verify cluster node health status.Implement ClusterClient interface with base and Talos-specific implementations
Add node health checking with configurable timeout and version validation
Support multiple node addresses and custom timeout via CLI flags
Integrate cluster client resolution into controller dependency injection
Add Talos gRPC client with proper resource management and connection handling
Update existing commands to use 'Cluster' requirement instead of 'Kubernetes'
The subcommand requires --nodes flag and optionally accepts --timeout and --version for comprehensive cluster health validation.