update MachineSet PreflightChecks documentation

docs/book/src/tasks/experimental-features/machineset-preflight-checks.md

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 # Experimental Feature: MachineSetPreflightChecks (alpha)
 
-The `MachineSetPreflightChecks` feature can provide additional safety while creating new Machines for a MachineSet.
+The `MachineSetPreflightChecks` feature can provide additional safety while creating new Machines and remediating existing unhealthy Machines of a MachineSet.
+
+When a MachineSet creates machines under certain circumstances, the operation fails or leads to a new machine that will be deleted and recreated in a short timeframe,
+leading to unwanted Machine churn. Some of these circumstances include, but not limited to, creating a new Machine when Kubernetes version skew could be violated or 
+joining a Machine when the Control Plane is upgrading leading to failure because of mixed kube-apiserver version or due to the cluster load balancer delays in adapting
+to the changes.
+
+Enabling `MachineSetPreflightChecks` provides safety in such circumstances by making sure that a Machine is only created when it is safe to do so.
+
 
 **Feature gate name**: `MachineSetPreflightChecks`
 
 **Variable name to enable/disable the feature gate**: `EXP_MACHINE_SET_PREFLIGHT_CHECKS`
 
-The following preflight checks are performed when the feature is enabled:
-* ControlPlaneIsStable
-* KubeadmVersionSkew
-* KubernetesVersionSkew
+## Supported PreflightChecks
+
+### `ControlPlaneIsStable`
+
+* This preflight check ensures that the ControlPlane is currently stable i.e. the ControlPlane is currently neither provisioning nor upgrading.   
+* This preflight check is only performed if:
+  * The Cluster uses a ControlPlane provider.
+  * ControlPlane version is defined (`ControlPlane.spec.version` is set).
+
+### `KubernetesVersionSkew`
+
+* This preflight check ensures that the MachineSet and the ControlPlane conform to the [Kubernetes version skew](https://kubernetes.io/releases/version-skew-policy/#kubelet).
+* This preflight check is only performed if:
+    * The Cluster uses a ControlPlane provider.
+    * ControlPlane version is defined (`ControlPlane.spec.version` is set).
+    * MachineSet version is defined (`MachineSet.spec.template.spec.version` is set).
+
+### `KubeadmVersionSkew`
+
+* This preflight check ensures that the MachineSet and the ControlPlane conform to the [kubeadm version skew](https://kubernetes.io/docs/setup/production-environment/tools/kubeadm/create-cluster-kubeadm/#kubeadm-s-skew-against-kubeadm).
+* This preflight check is only performed if:
+  * The Cluster uses a ControlPlane provider.
+  * ControlPlane version is defined (`ControlPlane.spec.version` is set).
+  * MachineSet version is defined (`MachineSet.spec.template.spec.version` is set).
+  * MachineSet uses the `Kubeadm` Bootstrap provider.
+
+## Opting out of PreflightChecks
+
+Once the feature flag is enabled the preflight checks are enabled for all the MachineSets including new and existing MachineSets.
+It is possible to opt-out of one or all of the preflight checks on a per MachineSet basis by specifying a comma-separated list of the preflight checks on the 
+`machineset.cluster.x-k8s.io/skip-preflight-checks` annotation on the MachineSet.  
+
+Examples: 
+* To opt out of all the preflight checks set the `machineset.cluster.x-k8s.io/skip-preflight-checks: All` annotation.
+* To opt out of the `ControlPlaneIsStable` preflight check set the `machineset.cluster.x-k8s.io/skip-preflight-checks: ControlPlaneIsStable` annotation.
+* To opt out of multiple preflight checks set the `machineset.cluster.x-k8s.io/skip-preflight-checks: ControlPlaneIsStable,KubernetesVersionSkew` annotation.
+
+<aside class="note">
+
+<h1>Pro-tip: Set annotation through MachineDeployment</h1>
+
+Because of the [metadata propagation](../../developer/architecture/controllers/metadata-propagation.md#machinedeployment) rules in Cluster API you can set the `machineset.cluster.x-k8s.io/skip-preflight-checks` annotation 
+on a MachineDeployment and it will be automatically set on the MachineSets of that MachineDeployment, including any new MachineSets created when the MachineDeployment performs a rollout.
+
+</aside>
+
+