Adds DNS name templates to AP

[jsnctl]

Enabling change for cofide/cofidectl#319

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the APKubernetes attestation policy by introducing a dns_name_templates field. This addition allows for more granular control and flexibility in defining attestation policies that can match against specific DNS name patterns within Kubernetes environments. The changes primarily involve updating the core protobuf schema and regenerating the associated Go and TypeScript code.

Highlights

• Protobuf Definition Update: The APKubernetes message in attestation_policy.proto now includes a new repeated string dns_name_templates field, enabling the specification of DNS name patterns for attestation policies.
• Generated Code Updates: The Go and TypeScript generated protobuf files have been updated to reflect the new dns_name_templates field, including its definition in the APKubernetes struct/interface and a corresponding getter method in Go.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a dns_name_templates field to the APKubernetes protobuf message. The change is straightforward and the generated code for Go and TypeScript has been updated accordingly. My review includes one suggestion to improve the maintainability of the protobuf definition by adding a comment to the new field. It would also be beneficial to update existing tests to cover this new field in this or a follow-up pull request.