Clean up ATVM automation examples and standardize status guidance
- keep atvm-automation-examples.md limited to reusable example commands - move example-file role guidance into AGENTS.md and atvm-automation-guide.md - document that all ATVM automation run types use the same status display format - record the status-format rule as a run learning in atvm-automation-runs.md
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- Commonly used command examples: `atvm-automation-examples.md`
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- Keep this guide focused on run-control rules and workflow constraints.
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- Use examples as reference material only, not as default intent for new operator requests.
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- Keep `atvm-automation-examples.md` limited to reusable example commands; keep workflow rules, defaults, blacklist policy, and reporting rules in this guide or `atvm-automation-runs.md`.
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## Example Option Patterns (Guide-Only)
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- Distro-scoped VM selection:
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8. Estimated completion time.
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Status-report expectations:
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- Use the same display layout for every ATVM automation status response regardless of test type (`e2e`, `systemOS`, `reboot`, `migrateops`, and others).
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- Use the live automation VM state when available.
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- Derive the heading/title from the run `build_name` when available.
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- Format every machine entry as `machine-name - STATUS`.
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