Code 10 "invalid unique name" error when an entity name matches a reserved Admin API endpoint

Using a fresh kong image in DB mode after running kong migrations bootstrap, you try to get an Upstream named auth by making the request:

curl http://localhost:8001/upstreams/auth

This returns the following error:

{"code":10,"name":"invalid unique name","message":"must not be one of: workspaces, consumers, certificates, services, routes, snis, upstreams, targets, consumer_groups, plugins, tags, ca_certificates, clustering_data_planes, parameters, vaults, key_sets, keys, filter_chains, files, legacy_files, workspace_entity_counters, consumer_reset_secrets, credentials, audit_requests, audit_objects, rbac_users, rbac_roles, rbac_user_roles, rbac_role_entities, rbac_role_endpoints, admins, developers, document_objects, applications, application_instances, groups, group_rbac_roles, login_attempts, keyring_meta, keyring_keys, event_hooks, licenses, consumer_group_plugins, consumer_group_consumers, rbac_user_groups"}

This error is returned because of a pre-existing Admin API endpoint named auth.

Avoid using entity names that collide with reserved Admin API endpoints. Route matching prefers the existing Admin API endpoint over a newly created entity, so entity names that collide with reserved endpoints (such as auth, services, routes, consumers, and others listed in the error) must be avoided when creating new entities.

Note: The following is a partial list, and will change. For the most up-to-date list of reserved Admin API endpoints for your version of Kong Gateway, send a GET request to /endpoints.

/keyring,
/timers,
/userinfo,
/endpoints,
/auth,
/status,
/cache,
/config,
/metrics,
/acme,
/ca_certificates,
/tags,
/vaults,
/certificates,
/consumers,
/keys,
/services,
/routes,
/admins,
/groups,
/oauth2,
/jwts,
/graphql_ratelimiting_advanced_cost_decoration,
/sessions,
/acme_storage,
/oauth2_tokens,
/acls,
/degraphql_routes,
/plugins,
/workspaces,
/snis,
/upstreams,
/targets,
/files,
/licenses,
/consumer_groups,
/developers,
/document_objects,
/applications,
/login_attempts,