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I haven't tested this at all, it's just popped into my head, but, could you create a VM on one of the nodes and join that to the cluster?
If it does work, I wouldn't recommend it. But I'd be curious to see if that would work.
That leads to a chicken and egg situation. The Proxmox cluster can't turn on VM because the VM isn't on to be the third node in the cluster number :)