anchor.diff:  $ oc expose service thirdservice --hostname=aname.example.test
   ----
   
  -
  -In the example below, a router that allows wildcard routes will allow the
  -claim for \*.example.test to succeed since the owning namespace is ns1 and
  -the wildcard route belongs to that same namespace.
  +In the example below, a router that allows wildcard routes will allow the claim
  +for ``\*.example.test` to succeed since the owning namespace is `ns1` and the
  +wildcard route belongs to that same namespace.
   
   ----
   $ oadm router ...
  
positive.code: $ oc project otherns
  $ oc expose service thirdservice --hostname=emmy.example.test
  $ oc expose service thirdservice --hostname=webby.example.test
  
  ----
  
  
  In the example below, a router that allows wildcard routes will not allow
  the claim for `owner.example.test` or `aname.example.test` to succeed
  since the owning namespace is `ns1`.
  
  ----
  $ oadm router ...
  
negative.code: $ # `dos.example.test` would be unaffected as there are no other wildcard
  $ # claimants blocking it.
  $ oc delete route seniorservice
  ----
  
  [[using-the-container-network-stack]]
  == Using the Container Network Stack
  