docs: add RPC health checker documentation - #880
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| === "Windows" | ||
| ```cmd | ||
| rpc.exe status | ||
| rpc.exe health |
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Suggestion: add an example output or list out all the checks, with this user will know what all details will be displayed.
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This PR adds a new RPC guide that explains how to use rpc status/health to assess Intel® AMT device readiness before activation and manageability after activation. The document includes Linux and Windows command examples, ACM and CCM readiness options, optional management endpoint reachability checks, AMT password behavior for WSMAN-dependent checks, health check result categories, JSON output structure, and troubleshooting guidance.