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Resolves https://redpandadata.atlassian.net/browse/
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This pull request delivers a comprehensive update to the Redpanda documentation, covering version bumps, new feature documentation, and significant restructuring of Kubernetes and Iceberg integration guides. Key changes include updating version numbers and attributes in Antora configuration files, adding a new Antora extension, and introducing version context switchers and operator-specific notes across Redpanda Console documentation. The navigation structure is reorganized, with new and updated links for Iceberg management and Schema Registry Authorization. Major documentation overhauls address the migration from Kafka Connect subcharts to a standalone connectors chart, detailed Iceberg REST catalog integrations (including AWS Glue), expanded configuration and monitoring guidance, and the introduction of Schema Registry Authorization with corresponding ACL documentation. Numerous files remove legacy navigation attributes, and several partials are added or refactored for modularity and clarity.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant DocsSite
    participant Antora
    participant Kubernetes
    participant Redpanda Console
    participant Iceberg Catalog (AWS Glue/REST)
    participant Schema Registry

    User->>DocsSite: Access documentation
    DocsSite->>Antora: Render docs with new version and navigation
    User->>DocsSite: Navigate to Console config page
    DocsSite->>User: Show version switcher (v2.x/v3.x) and operator notes

    User->>DocsSite: Access Kubernetes deployment guide
    DocsSite->>User: Show updated instructions (standalone connectors chart, modular partials)
    User->>Kubernetes: Deploy Redpanda/Connectors using new guides

    User->>DocsSite: Access Iceberg integration docs
    DocsSite->>User: Show new AWS Glue/REST catalog integration steps

    User->>DocsSite: Read about Schema Registry Authorization
    DocsSite->>User: Show ACL management instructions

    User->>DocsSite: Reference updated configuration properties and troubleshooting
    DocsSite->>User: Show detailed config, reset, and error-handling steps

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Estimated code review effort

🎯 4 (Complex) | ⏱️ ~45 minutes

• Complexity: Complex. The PR includes wide-ranging documentation updates, new feature documentation, major restructuring of Kubernetes and Iceberg integration content, and the addition of new partials and navigation structures. Review requires careful attention to technical accuracy, completeness, and consistency across many interrelated documentation areas.

Possibly related PRs

• Improve authN and authZ topics #1115: Both PRs update Redpanda Console documentation, with this PR adding version context switchers and operator notes, and Improve authN and authZ topics #1115 reorganizing navigation and enhancing authentication/authorization docs.
• Iceberg: Emphasize setting REST catalog type and endpoint properties together #1183: Both PRs address Iceberg REST catalog integration documentation, with overlapping changes to configuration and authentication guidance.
• Remove mention of Console v3 #1248: Both PRs modify Console v3 documentation, with this PR adding version switchers and Remove mention of Console v3 #1248 removing v3 references from operator docs.

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[paulohtb6]

@JakeSCahill should we change this ?