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Mark RFC 0010, 0011 and 0012 as implemented

Signed-off-by: Stefan Prodan <stefan.prodan@gmail.com>
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Stefan Prodan
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# RFC-0010 Multi-Tenant Workload Identity
**Status:** implementable
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**Status:** implemented
**Creation date:** 2025-02-22
**Last update:** 2025-04-29
**Last update:** 2026-03-13
## Summary
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`HelmRepository` and `HelmChart`, as well as for SOPS decryption
in the `Kustomization` API and Azure Event Hubs in the
`Provider` API.
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* In Flux 2.7 object-level workload identity was introduced for all
the remaining APIs that support cloud providers, i.e. `Bucket`,
`GitRepository` and `ImageUpdateAutomation`, and also all the
remaining types for the `Provider` API, i.e. `azuredevops` and
`googlepubsub`. In addition, support for controller and
object-level workload identity was introduced for the
`Kustomization` and `HelmRelease` APIs for remote cluster
access.