Create vizier and cloud cert-manager compatible secrets#2391
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Summary: Create vizier and cloud cert-manager compatible secrets
Pixie's certificate management predates cert-manager becoming the definitive method for managing k8s certs. As a result, Pixie's certificates are created in an incompatible way to how cert-manager creates its TLS secrets -- Pixie's are of type generic and bundle client and server certs while cert-manager uses the tls secret type and only can store a single CA, key and cert file.
This PR updates Pixie's certificate management to create the existing generic secret alongside two tls type secrets.
Future PRs will move the consumers of these secrets to use the newer cert-manager compatible equivalents
Relevant Issues: N/A
Type of change: /kind cleanup
Test Plan: Used this as part of a larger change to deploy a cloud with cert-manager service tls certs
Changelog Message: Update Pixie's vizier and cloud certificate management to create cert-manager compatible kubernetes secrets