Currently, the documentation does not provide a clear procedure for how to reprovision or delete a worker node in a baremetal hosted cluster when the Machine Health Checks feature is disabled.When Machine Health Checks are active, they automatically handle the replacement of unhealthy nodes. However, in a scenario where this feature is intentionally disabled, there are no documented steps to guide a user through manually replacing or removing a worker node. This can lead to uncertainty and potential issues when a node needs maintenance or removal.

1. Set up a baremetal hosted cluster.
2. Disable the Machine Health Checks feature for the worker nodes 

The documentation is missing instructions for these manual operations when Machine Health Checks are disabled. This forces users to guess the correct procedure, which could risk the stability of the cluster.

There should be a clear and documented procedure for:
* Reprovisioning a worker node to replace an existing one.

Add a new section to the documentation that provides step-by-step instructions for manually reprovisioning and deleting worker nodes in a baremetal hosted cluster environment where Machine Health Checks are not active.