Removes and redirects design documents from first half of 2023

What does this MR do?

❗ Adds design documents from first half of 2023 (gitlab-com/content-sites/handbook!7024 - merged) is a MR dependency for this MR ❗ We should only merge this once the dependency has been deployed!

We are currently migrating the Architecture design documents from the gitlab project to the public handbook.

gitlab-com/content-sites/handbook!7024 (merged) adds all design documents of the first half of 2023 to the handbook (leaves out one document that has open MRs. See table on the migration issue). Now this MR removes the original documents from the gitlab repository and instead adds redirects to the handbook.

Excerpt from design docs table. These documents are in this MR.

Design document folder	Creation Date	Migrated?	Redirect?
clickhouse_ingestion_pipeline	2023-01-10	🚧
ci_builds_runner_fleet_metrics	2023-01-25	🚧
gitaly_plugins	2023-02-01	🚧
clickhouse_usage	2023-02-02	🚧
clickhouse_read_abstraction_layer	2023-02-23	🚧
model_experiments_and_registry	2023-03-04	🚧
gitlab_events_platform	2023-03-06	🚧
runner_admission_controller	2023-03-07	🚧
permissions	2023-03-10	🚧
gitlab_ci_events	2023-03-15	🚧
object_pools	2023-03-30	🚧
organization	2023-04-05	🚧
gitlab_ml_experiments	2023-04-13	🚧
repository_backups	2023-04-26	🚧
ci_pipeline_processing	2023-05-15	🚧
git_data_offloading	2023-05-19	🚧
gitaly_adaptive_concurrency_limit	2023-05-30	🚧
gitaly_transaction_management	2023-05-30	🚧 Migration MR until here

Technical Writing maintainer review

Once approved, please ask @phillipwells for the Technical Writing review, so we can merge this. Additionally, post this or a similar message to the #docs Slack channel for visibility and if someone else wants to jump in:

Hello everyone :wave: this is another removal and redirect MR for
the architecture design documents migration. [LINK TO MR]

Phillipp Wells can you or someone else from your team please review
and merge this? :bow: Thanks a lot in advance :slight_smile:

Migration issue: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/content-sites/handbook/-/issues/279

Related issues

gitlab-com/content-sites/handbook#279 (closed)

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