Update load balancer documentation

Author: mondragonfx

website/docs/d/load_balancer.html.markdown

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ The following attributes are exported:
 * `cookie_name` - Name for your given sticky session.
 * `ssl_redirect` - Boolean value that indicates if HTTP calls will be redirected to HTTPS.
 * `has_ssl` - Boolean value that indicates if SSL is enabled.
-* `auto_ssl` - Defines the auto SSL configuration for a load balancer. The configuration of a `auto_ssl` is listened below.
+* `auto_ssl_domain` - The auto SSL domain configuration for a load balancer. This can be a root domain (example.com) or include a subdomain (sub.example.com).
 * `attached_instances` - Array of instances that are currently attached to the load balancer.
 * `status` - Current status for the load balancer
 * `ipv4` - IPv4 address for your load balancer.
@@ -77,6 +77,3 @@ The following attributes are exported:
 * `ip_type` - (Required) The type of ip this rule is - may be either v4 or v6.
 * `source` - (Required) IP address with subnet that is allowed through the firewall. You may also pass in `cloudflare` which will allow only CloudFlares IP range.
 
-`auto_ssl` supports the following
-* `domain_zone` - (Required) The  auto SSL domain zone (example.com).
-* `sub_domain` - (Optional) The auto SSL subdomain.

website/docs/r/load_balancer.html.markdown

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ The follow arguments are supported:
 * `attached_instances` - (Optional) Array of instances that are currently attached to the load balancer.
 * `health_check` - (Optional) A block that defines the way load balancers should check for health. The configuration of a `health_check` is listed below.
 * `ssl` - (Optional) A block that supplies your ssl configuration to be used with HTTPS. The configuration of a `ssl` is listed below.
-* `auto_ssl` - (Optional) A block that supplies your auto ssl configuration. The configuration of a ` auto_ssl` is listed below.
+* `auto_ssl_domain` - (Optional) The auto SSL domain configuration for a load balancer. This can be a root domain (example.com) or include a subdomain (sub.example.com).
 * `private_network` (Optional) (Deprecated: use `vpc` instead) A private network ID that the load balancer should be attached to.
 * `vpc` (Optional)- A VPC ID that the load balancer should be attached to.
 
@@ -80,10 +80,6 @@ The follow arguments are supported:
 * `certificate` - (Required) The SSL Certificate.
 * `chain` - (Optional) The SSL certificate chain.
 
-`auto_ssl` supports the following
-* `domain_zone` - (Required) The auto SSL domain zone (example.com).
-* `sub_domain` - (Optional) The auto SSL sub domain.
-
 `firewall_rules` supports the following
 * `frontend_port` - (Required) Port on load balancer side.
 * `ip_type` - (Required) The type of ip this rule is - may be either v4 or v6.
@@ -100,7 +96,7 @@ The following attributes are exported:
 * `cookie_name` - Name for your given sticky session.
 * `ssl_redirect` - Boolean value that indicates if HTTP calls will be redirected to HTTPS.
 * `has_ssl` - Boolean value that indicates if SSL is enabled.
-* `auto_ssl` - Defines the auto SSL configuration for a load balancer.
+* `auto_ssl_domain` - The auto SSL domain configuration for a load balancer.
 * `attached_instances` - Array of instances that are currently attached to the load balancer.
 * `status` - Current status for the load balancer
 * `ipv4` - IPv4 address for your load balancer.