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Retire the staged rocm-doctor draft - #260

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Depends on #259. Draft until that merges, since the README link and the skill itself only exist under skills/ once it does.

  • Remove staging/rocm-doctor/, superseded by the federated copy from ROCm/rocm-cli
  • Point the README row at skills/rocm-doctor/SKILL.md and replace _planned_ with the source repo
  • Correct the row's platform list to include WSL2, matching the shipped skill card

The two copies have already diverged (SKILL.md 180 vs 208 lines, reference.md 91 vs 172). Nothing reconciles them: the nightly importer rewrites the vendored folder while the staged one stays frozen, so leaving it in place means a stale draft that the README still points at.

Happy to fold this into #259 instead if you'd rather it landed as one change.

./.github/scripts/check.sh passes, 0 errors, 181 internal references resolve.

`rocm-doctor` now ships from `ROCm/rocm-cli` via federation, so the draft
under `staging/` is superseded. The two copies have already diverged, and
nothing reconciles them: the vendored folder is rewritten by the nightly
importer while the staged one stays frozen.

Remove the staged copy and point the README row at the vendored skill, with
the source repo in place of `_planned_`. The platform list follows the
shipped skill card, which covers WSL2 as well as Linux and Windows.

Signed-off-by: John Lybeck <john.lybeck@amd.com>
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danielholanda merged commit 89b5c3e into main Oct 9, 2026
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