controller: scope the reconcile mutex onto the reconciler#68
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The package-level `var mutex sync.Mutex` made the lock implicit and ungrep-able. Move it onto ExternalDNSReconciler as `reconcileMu` and document the real reason it exists: the credential layer mutates process-wide env vars and well-known on-disk paths, so two reconciles for different providers cannot run concurrently today. No behavior change. The doc comment names the followup needed before we can bump MaxConcurrentReconciles. Signed-off-by: Tamal Saha <tamal@appscode.com>
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Summary
The serialization lock used by `Reconcile` and `handleDeletion` lived as a package-level `var mutex sync.Mutex`. Moving it onto `ExternalDNSReconciler` makes its scope obvious and lets the doc comment record why it exists in the first place — the credential layer mutates process-wide env vars and well-known disk paths.
No behavior change. This is the small refactor that paves the way for plumbing per-resource credentials through and dropping the lock entirely.
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