Document globbing support for Helm secret name per path

A GitRepo's `spec.helmSecretNameForPaths` now supports globbing in the
referenced secret's keys.
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@ -212,7 +212,31 @@ Fleet allows you to define unique credentials for each Helm chart path in a Git
If `gitRepo.spec.helmSecretNameForPaths` is defined, `gitRepo.spec.helmSecretName` is ignored.
:::
Create a file named `secrets-path.yaml` that specifies credentials for each path in your `GitRepo`. The keys must match the full path to a bundle directory (a folder containing a `fleet.yaml file`), which may have more segments than the entry under `paths:`. If a path listed in the GitRepo is not included in this file, Fleet does not use credentials for it.
Create a file named `secrets-path.yaml` that specifies credentials for each path in your `GitRepo`. Each key can be either:
- an exact path, in which case it must match the full path to a bundle directory (a folder containing a `fleet.yaml
file`), which may have more segments than the entry under `paths:`.
- a _glob_ matching one or more paths, useful when credentials need to be reused across multiple paths/bundles.
[Here](https://pkg.go.dev/path/filepath#Match) are examples of supported syntax.
:::info
If more than one glob match a given path in a git repository, then Fleet will order globs lexically and use credentials
from the first match.
_Example_: For repository path `world-domination/ui_charts` and a secret containing the following keys, credentials
under the _second_ glob will be used:
```yaml
world-domination/*_charts: # will not be used
username: fleet-ci
password: foo
insecureSkipVerify: true
world-domination/*: # will be used, as `/*` will be sorted before `/*_charts`
username: fleet-ci
password: foo
insecureSkipVerify: true
```
:::
If a path listed in the GitRepo is not included in this file, whether through exact paths or glob matching, then Fleet
does not use credentials for it.
:::note
The file should be named `secrets-path.yaml`, otherwise Fleet will not be able to use it.