Certificates without common name (simplified certificates for domain names longer than 64 chars) #150
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What this PR does / why we need it:
Let's encrypt will support certificates without common name starting at 2023-11-29. Details see in this announcement. It allows to create certificates for domains longer than 64 characters without needing to set the common name to a shorter domain name.
This PR allows to create certificates without a common name. For source resources with annotations the first domain name is only used as common name if it is shorter or equal than 64 chars.
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