Corrects method name typo in availability checks#179
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Aligns method naming for availability checks to ensure consistency and prevent potential runtime errors due to misspelled method names.
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This pull request makes a minor change to the Proxmox service classes by renaming the method
is_availabletois_avaliablein bothservice.pyandservice_fixed.pyto maintain consistency.is_availabletois_avaliablein theProxmoxservice implementation (server/src/uds/services/Proxmox/service.py).is_availabletois_avaliablein the fixed Proxmox service implementation (server/src/uds/services/Proxmox/service_fixed.py).DEV Explain
In metapools, if a Proxmox provider went down, changing the name correctly didn't work properly.