INSIGHTS-159 - use go templating instead of custom function validation #1056
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#1056) * use go templating instead of custom function validation * fix changelog
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* fix typo * fix failure message * fix changelog * fix missingPodDisruptionBudget validation * Update failure.empty-labels.yaml * Update failure.no-metadata.yaml * INSIGHTS-159 - use go templating instead of custom function validation (#1056) * use go templating instead of custom function validation * fix changelog
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