docs: document certificate_reload setting in reference config (9.4)#7095
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Certificate hot-reload is disabled by default; document the setting so operators know it exists and can opt in. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What is the problem this PR solves?
The
certificate_reloadconfiguration setting was added to these branches (via #7066) but was not documented in the reference config, leaving operators unaware it exists or how to use it.How does this PR solve the problem?
Adds the
certificate_reloadblock tofleet-server.reference.ymlwith accurate defaults:enabled: false(since hot-reload is disabled by default on this branch) andreload_interval: 5s.How to test this PR locally
No code changes; review the reference config diff to confirm the comment accurately reflects the behavior introduced in #7066.
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