Zoo's cloud and its exchange services were declared here as well as in Zoo's own
repo, and the files had drifted apart. The copy here rendered a pod from a
cluster that is gone; Zoo's serves the site from files and is the one that syncs
clean. Zoo's wins because Zoo's is Zoo's.
Hanzo's operator and zen-gateway were declared here against Hanzo's own
declarations of both. Hanzo's are the ones running.
cert-manager was a third copy of one cluster-scoped install.
liquid-docs put a white-label site on a Lux host. It does not run and does not
belong in this repo. The pre-phase-a backup went with it: a snapshot of a
cluster that no longer exists, carrying the same aliases. The e2e annotation
that named that app says the same thing without it.
deploy/hanzo and deploy/hanzo-zt stay. lux-admin, lux-blog, lux-invest,
lux-safe-cgw and lux-zt-router are Lux services that sit in a namespace someone
named hanzo. The namespace is the thing worth renaming, not the owner.