docs(decisions): add ADR-0005 internal PKI hierarchy - #28
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Summary
Records the accepted internal-PKI shape: the existing offline-by-policy KMS root as the single trust anchor, with the Vault PKI and SPIRE upstream intermediates as siblings signed directly by the root, and the root certificate re-minted without a path-length constraint.
Supersedes the linear hierarchy sketched in the GilmanLab/aws
root-caREADME, which predated the nested-SPIRE topology (chain depth exceeds pathlen:2) and stacked SPIRE under Vault (bootstrap/rebuild cycle). A companion PR in GilmanLab/aws updates that README and the root-cert template.Validation
moon run docs:build(strict) passes.