Dustin C. Hatch 7698e039d1 postgresql: Use a private CA-signed TLS cert ...

The PostgreSQL server managed by *Postgres Operator* uses a self-signed
certificate by default.  In order to enable full validation of the
server certificate, we need to use a certificate signed by a known CA
that the clients can trust.  To that end, I have added a *cert-manager*
Issuer specifically for PostgreSQL.  The CA certificate is also managed
by *cert-manager*; it is self-signed and needs to be distributed to
clients out-of-band.

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