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Blaine Gardner 03a7922bf1 docs: update upgrade docs for v1.19
Update the upgrade docs for the upcoming Rook v1.19 release.

Signed-off-by: Blaine Gardner <blaine.gardner@ibm.com>
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# v1.19 Pending Release Notes
## Breaking Changes
- The minimum supported Kubernetes version is v1.30.
- The minimum supported Ceph version is v19.2.0. Rook v1.18 clusters running Ceph v18 must upgrade
to Ceph v19.2.0 or higher before upgrading Rook.
- The behavior of the `activeStandby` property in the `CephFilesystem` CRD has changed.
When set to `false`, the standby MDS daemon deployment will be scaled down and removed,
rather than only disabling the standby cache while the daemon remains running.
- Helm: The rook-ceph-cluster chart has changed where the Ceph image is defined, to allow separate
settings for the repository and tag. For more info, see the
[Rook upgrade guide](https://rook.io/docs/rook/v1.19/Upgrade/rook-upgrade/).
- In external mode CephClusters when users give a Ceph admin keyring to Rook, Rook will no longer
create CSI Ceph clients itself. This makes it so that all external mode clusters are
managed via the same mechanism (external Python script) and avoids duplicate logic issues.
## Features
- Experimental: Allow concurrent reconciles of the CephCluster CR when there multiple clusters
being managed by the same Rook operator. Concurrency is enabled by increasing
the operator setting `ROOK_RECONCILE_CONCURRENT_CLUSTERS` to a value greater
than `1`.
- Improved logging with namespaced names for the controllers for more consistency in
troubleshooting the rook operator log.