Move multi-tenant certificate manager behavior to an Enterprise package - #5222
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The base certificate manager takes the CA secret and bundle names as parameters rather than deriving them from a tenant.
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Description
Another variant-gating split. The base certificate manager no longer knows what a tenant is:
No behavior change. Enterprise controllers go through the new package and get the same CA secret and configmap names as before.
One thing for review: the CA secret name option is exported, so nothing structurally stops a Calico caller from pointing it at the tenant CA. That seemed like a better trade than keeping the tenant type in the base package, but say the word if you'd rather pay for a narrower mechanism.
Related: CORE-13395