Dynamo interconnect readiness checks

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Helps operators inspect NIXL, UCX and NCCL recipe configuration and RDMA or NVLink capabilities after a disaggregated or multi-node Dynamo deployment. It requires Python and authorized kubectl exec access to the intended worker pod. Confirm the cluster and namespace and avoid exposing credentials in diagnostic output. Skipped probes are inconclusive, and the documented checks do not constitute a full cross-pod transfer test. This independent overview does not certify the referenced scripts or attachments; original content and downloads retain authorization controls.

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