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Clarify executor onboarding and first measurements - #440
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Apt users were directed to tar-installed CLI paths and service-account setup, while the Debian update guide linked to the Ansible rollout instead of enrolled-service replacement. Align the install, SSH, enrollment, renewal and maintenance instructions around the selected package, preserving identity and making service activation explicit.
Add a short console walkthrough for a permitted HTTP endpoint and a two-executor comparison. It explains redirects, destination-policy refusals, TEST allowances, complete output and the distinction between grouped probes and synchronized execution.
Validation: checked all 113 local documentation links/anchors, parsed 30 shell examples without executing them, and verified the instructions against the CLI, package and console source. Documentation only; no runtime or deployment changes.