Move the operator's startup checks for Enterprise into pkg/enterprise - #5204
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The Enterprise CRD gate, the Elasticsearch certificate exclusivity check, and the list of managed namespaces all lived in main.go, so a Calico build carried them too. They move to pkg/enterprise, where the private main can call them directly once that repo has its own binary.
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Continues moving Enterprise-only logic behind the extensions boundary, this time the startup checks that run before any controller starts. Three of them move into the Enterprise package as plain functions that main calls:
All three now have unit tests, where they previously had none.
Small behavior changes that fell out of it:
Release Note