DOCS-11135: remove sh.getBalancerLockDetails

Author: kay-kim

config/redirects

@@ -1346,6 +1346,7 @@ raw: /master/release-notes/3.0-general-improvements -> ${base}/release-notes/3.0
 [v3.6-*]: /${version}/reference/program/mongooplog -> ${base}/${version}/reference/program
 [v3.6-*]: /${version}/core/document-validation -> ${base}/${version}/core/schema-validation
 [*-v3.4]: /${version}/core/schema-validation -> ${base}/${version}/core/document-validation
+[v3.6-*]: /${version}/reference/method/sh.getBalancerLockDetails -> ${base}/${version}/reference/method/js-sharding
 
 [v3.6-*]: /${version}/core/data-modeling-json-schema -> ${base}/${version}/core/schema-validation
 [v3.6-*]: /${version}/core/distributed-write-operations -> ${base}/${version}/core/distributed-queries

source/core/sharding-balancer-administration.txt

@@ -40,12 +40,12 @@ chunks of a sharded collection evenly among the shards for every
 sharded collection. By default, the balancer process is always enabled.
 
 .. versionchanged:: 3.4
-   
-   The balancer runs on the primary of the config server replica set.
 
-When a balancer process is active, config server acquires a "lock" by
-modifying a document in the ``lock`` collection in the
-:ref:`config-database`. This "balancer" lock is never released.
+   The balancer runs on the primary of the config server replica set.
+   When a balancer process is active, the primary of the config server
+   replica set acquires a "balancer lock" by modifying a document in
+   the ``lock`` collection in the :ref:`config-database`. This
+   "balancer lock" is never released.
 
 To address uneven chunk distribution for a sharded collection, the
 balancer :doc:`migrates chunks </core/sharding-balancer-administration>` from

source/includes/ref-toc-method-sh.yaml

@@ -1,7 +1,3 @@
-name: ":method:`sh.getBalancerLockDetails()`"
-file: /reference/method/sh.getBalancerLockDetails
-description: "Reports on the balancer lock."
----
 name: ":method:`sh.addShard()`"
 file: /reference/method/sh.addShard
 description: "Adds a :term:`shard` to a sharded cluster."