Oleksii Grudev d467d685a3 Fix health probe for several conductor workers
It was observed that when increasing amount of
conductor workers from default "1" to higher value
the readiness probe fails to check rabbitmq connections
for conductor processes - it happens since the script is trying
to obtain rabbitmq connections for parent conductor process
which in case of workers>1 doesn`t open rabbit connections
but spawns child processes which handle rabbitmq
connections instead.
This patch removes the "check-all-pids" option, keeps the logic
but simplifies and fastens he code - instead of checking all
processes when "check-all-pids" option was set (however
regardless of "sock_count value" if only one process opens connection
the check returns positive result) processes will be checked one-by-one
until the first one with open rabbitmq connection(s) is
found.

Change-Id: I72be0bbdefcba77a55b6ceed6e192c9621c069eb
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