docs: add DNS delegation walkthrough for cert-manager - #34
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When certmanager_create_hosted_zone = true, Route53 assigns unique nameservers that must be configured at the domain registrar before cert-manager can issue certificates. This adds: - Full DNS delegation walkthrough in certmanager README with steps for getting nameservers, updating registrars, verifying propagation, and forcing cert-manager to retry after DNS is live - Troubleshooting table for common DNS delegation issues - certmanager_hosted_zone_nameservers and certmanager_dnssec_ds_record outputs surfaced at all 4 environment levels - Expanded post-apply instructions in examples/certmanager.tfvars Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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When certmanager_create_hosted_zone = true, Route53 assigns unique nameservers that must be configured at the domain registrar before cert-manager can issue certificates. This adds: