docs(csharp): add mTLS examples to TLS page - #313
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Summary
Adds C# code examples for all four mTLS subsections on the Configure TLS page, replacing the "Coming soon" placeholders.
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cb6f3d5— feat(config): Add mutual TLS (mTLS) client certificate support (#500)Changes
WithClientCertificate(byte[], byte[])WithClientCertificate(string, string)WithClientCertificate(string, string, TimeSpan)File.ReadAllBytes+WithClientCertificate(byte[], byte[])Context
C# mTLS support (both byte-based and path-based with automatic reload at configurable intervals) shipped in valkey-glide-csharp #500. This extends the same feature previously landed for Java, Go, Python, and Node.js. The existing doc PRs #271 (Java), #304 (Python), and #311 (Node.js) cover other languages. This PR adds the C# examples independently.
cc @currantw
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