@michaelharo suggested this would be a good best practice for this particular resource to prevent users from accidentally deleting a bunch of encryption keys on a -/+ and losing data, and I agree.
This commit adds a quick documentation blurb saying what actually happens if those crypto key versions are destroyed and also updates the snippet to showcase a lifecycle hook.
* Adds support for creating KMS CryptoKeys resources
* Destroy extant CryptoKeyVersions on CryptoKey destroy
* Inherit project, location etc from KeyRing in CryptoKey
* Add function to calculate next rotation
* Implement RotationPeriod parameter on CryptoKey
* Import CryptoKey state
* Uncommit my local acceptance test hacks
* Docs for google_kms_crypto_key
* Clear id at the end of CryptoKey deletion
Also add more detail to warning message.
* Fix parseCryptoKeyId error messages
* Use correct naming in CryptoKeyIdParsing test
* Check RotationPeriod is present in acceptance test
* Rename variable in test function for consistency
* Fix wrong resource name in cryptokey docs
* Add KeyRing to CryptoKey doc example
* Run test CryptoKey configs through terraform fmt
* Don't set CryptoKey purpose in terraform state on import
* Fix indentation in CryptoKey test
* Parallelise CryptoKey tests
* Set rotation_key on CryptoKey read
* Move RotationPeriod validation to planning phase
* Use import state passthrough for CryptoKey
* Correct casing issues in test case names
* Remove redundant CheckDestroy calls in CryptoKey tests
* Add explanatory comment about extra test steps
* More explicit error handling in CryptoKey tests
* Explicit dependency on project services in test keyring configs
* Clean up comments in cryptokey resource
* Do not repeat in cryptokey id regexes
