Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between 856fede and dd4c9ac.

• examples/manifests/etcdcluster-kamaji.yaml (3 hunks)

• GitHub Check: pre-commit
• GitHub Check: test-e2e on k8s penultimate version
• GitHub Check: test-e2e on k8s latest version
• GitHub Check: test on k8s latest version
• GitHub Check: test on k8s penultimate version
• GitHub Check: test-e2e on k8s previous version
• GitHub Check: test on k8s previous version

examples/manifests/etcdcluster-kamaji.yaml (3)

140-143: Service DNS SANs are a welcome addition

Adding the three service-level names ensures clients using the new service endpoint pass TLS verification.
No issues spotted.

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178-181: Mirror change for peer certificate looks good

The same SANs on the peer cert keep intra-cluster traffic valid when connecting via the service.

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23-25: ```shell
#!/bin/bash

Locate and display the first 50 lines of the example manifest to verify its kind and context

file=$(fd etcdcluster-kamaji.yaml | head -n1)
echo "Found file: $file"
head -n 50 "$file"

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