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Prepare the 7.0.0 release notes #1268

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Deprecations
============

* The role for deploying the Tang service (``osism.services.tang``) is deprecated in preparation for removal
as it is currently not in a usable state. An attempt will be made to make the role usable until the next
release. The same applies to Clevis integration via the ``osism.commons.clevis`` role.

Removals
========

* The role for deploying the OpenLDAP service (``osism.services.openldap``) has been removed.
* The manager plays to control the Vault service (seal, unseal, ..) have been removed as these tasks will
be realized directly via the OSISM CLI in the future.

Housekeeping
============

New features in the OSISM CLI
=============================

* With the ``osism manage image octavia`` command it is possible to rotate the Octavia Amphora image,
which is rebuilt daily. Older images are deactivated. The old images must be removed manually after
rotating the amphorae instances.
* With the ``osism manage image clusterapi`` command it is possible to import all currently stable Cluster
API images (v1.27, v1.28, and v1.29). As soon as new minor or major versions are available, these are also
imported. Old and no longer used versions must currently be removed manually.

Technical Previews
==================

* The Keycloak service previously provided with Docker Compose has been switched to the new internal
Kubernetes cluster and is available there as a technical preview.
* In preparation for the migration to Rook, the Rook operator is deployable on the internal Kubernetes
cluster.


To be considered
================

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