Log if health check intended shared on deletion #1815
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This improves debugging and logging
Some health checks are intended to be shared and will fail on deletion, but some can fail in the same way, even they were not intended to be shared, but user misconfigured it and attached to some resources, so it is useful to log if health check was intended to be shared