fix: label appsmith k8s resources using commonLabels from values.yaml

[rojberr]

Description

The customLabels in values.yaml do not label the appsmith k8s resources as expected.

This PR fixes it.

Fixes #32232 Fixes Issue URL

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced Helm chart by adding conditional rendering for common labels, improving customization and flexibility.
  • Updated version number in Chart.yaml to 2.0.8 for the latest changes.

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Walkthrough

The update enhances the Helm chart by implementing conditional rendering of common labels based on .Values.commonLabels. Additionally, a new label inclusion for appsmith.labels has been added to the statefulset.yaml file, improving resource labeling consistency and configurability.

Changes

File	Change Summary
deploy/helm/Chart.yaml	Updates the version number in Chart.yaml from 2.0.7 to 2.0.8.
deploy/helm/templates/_helpers.tpl	Introduces conditional rendering of .Values.commonLabels with adjusted YAML indentation.
deploy/helm/templates/statefulset.yaml	Adds a new label inclusion for appsmith.labels within the spec section.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Implement commonLabels feature for consistent resource labeling	✅

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[pratapaprasanna]

Can you bump the version in Chart.yaml

[rojberr]

Can you bump the version in Chart.yaml

Done.

And I'll ignore CoderabbitAI suggestion cause indentation is not needed in this define "appsmith.labels" block.

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[rojberr]

I guess it needs finishing review and approval ^^

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[rojberr]

It's ready to be merged and was already approved once before :)