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Implement predictable IP generation for miniDNS #227

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The designate miniDNS needs a predictable IP mechanism, as it is a
daemonset and will use the list of available workers to generate a list
of IPs that are valid for the designate network attachment's CIDR range
but do not overlap with the address range defined in the attachment's
IPAM config.

This patch adds it.

So far we had the rndc secret mounted on the worker pods, but any change
to the existing secret would not modify the mounted rndc keys.

This patch adds the secret's hash to the worker's hash, which will
"synchronize" the mounted keys according to the secret's state.
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The designate miniDNS needs a predictable IP mechanism, as it is a
daemonset and will use the list of available workers to generate a list
of IPs that are valid for the designate network attachment's CIDR range
but do not overlap with the address range defined in the attachment's
IPAM config.

This patch adds it.
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