Exercise 1: Managing a 2nd-Gen Function From the Cloud Run Console — Possible Solution
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Yes, this is genuinely possible. A 2nd-generation Cloud Function is not
run on some separate, functions-only runtime hidden behind the Cloud
Functions console - it is automatically built as a container and
deployed as a real Cloud Run service. Because the deployed artifact
really is a Cloud Run service, it shows up and can be managed directly
in the Cloud Run console too, not just the Cloud Functions console.

This is only true because of the real architectural merge this
chapter covers: Google's own documentation now literally calls 2nd-gen
Cloud Functions "Cloud Run functions" precisely because the two
consoles are two different views onto the same real underlying
deployed service, not two separate systems that happen to look
similar.

ANSWER: Yes, the developer can view and manage the 2nd-generation
function through the Cloud Run console, because it was deployed as a
genuine Cloud Run service under the hood - the Cloud Functions console
and the Cloud Run console are simply two views onto the same real
deployed artifact.

WHY THIS WORKS AS AN ANSWER
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This correctly applies the chapter's own central real finding - that
2nd-gen functions are literally deployed as Cloud Run services, not
merely similar to them - to a concrete, practical scenario.