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fix(helm): make use of resource values for webhook
Description
The resource limits set by the user when leveraging the webhook sidecar should be respected and implemented when they are passed via helm values. This change alters the deployment template to use those limits if they are set in the values. I believe this was intended to work when it was first implemented but never had the supporting logic added to the deployment template.
I didn't see and issue for this (surprisingly).
Checklist
- [ ] Unit tests updated
- [ ] End user documentation updated
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/assign @stevehipwell
this has been stagnant for a little bit now
/lgtm
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