add template-override subdirectory to contrib and doc
- This change introduces new template-override directories to store container template override files. - template override files stored in the contirb/template-override directory will not be gated and serve as an example of how to extend in-tree container images for specific use cases, e.g. source build of infra containers. - templates stored in contrib/template-override should have corresponding documentation in doc/template-override Change-Id: I4c76b9338f92b779cc47b3f1147a816f0b683c6c
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In the Ocata cycle, two new template-override subdirectories were added
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to contrib and doc directory. template override files stored in the
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contrib/template-override directory will not be gated and serve as an
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example of how to extend in-tree container images for specific use cases
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e.g. source build of infrastructure containers.
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Templates stored in contrib/template-override should have to correspond
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documentation in doc/template-override to describe their use.
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