INFRA-10716: Remove module and update README

[tortuegenialez]

Remove the install module for dedicated servers that use a deprecated route.
Update README to reflect this change and update list of modules.

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request streamlines the project by removing an outdated Ansible module that utilized a deprecated API route. Concurrently, the documentation has been thoroughly revised to accurately reflect these changes, ensuring that users are guided towards current and supported functionalities. This update improves maintainability and provides clearer, up-to-date guidance for module usage.

Highlights

• Module Removal: The dedicated_server_install Ansible module has been removed as it relied on a deprecated API route, ensuring the codebase remains current and functional.
• Documentation Update: The README.md file has been updated to reflect the removal of the deprecated module and to introduce several new modules, including dedicated_server_engagement_strategy, dedicated_server_hardware_info, dedicated_server_ip_info, dedicated_server_network_info, public_cloud_sshkey, ip_firewall, and ip_firewall_rule.
• Example Usage Correction: The example YAML snippet for dedicated server installation in README.md has been updated to use the correct module name dedicated_server_installation and to reflect changes in parameter structure, now using operatin_system and a customization block for hostname.

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Code Review

This pull request successfully removes the deprecated dedicated_server_install module and updates the README.md to reflect this change by replacing it with dedicated_server_installation. The changes are mostly good, but I've found a couple of issues in the updated README example that would prevent it from working as-is. I've left a specific comment with a suggestion to fix them. Additionally, please note that there is another example in README.md (lines 183-190) that still uses the old dedicated_server_install module. This should probably be removed or updated as well to avoid confusion.

[gemini-code-assist]

There are a couple of issues in this example that would make it fail:

1. There's a typo in operatin_system. It should be operating_system.
2. The parameter customization should be customizations (plural) to match the dedicated_server_installation module's argument specification.

Suggested change

	operatin_system: "debian12_64"
	customization:
	hostname: "server01.example.net"
	operating_system: "debian12_64"
	customizations:
	hostname: "server01.example.net"

[mkhelifa]

Hi think I think then that #127 can also be closed