fix: map SDK NodeAffinity operators to canonical provider values #365
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Before this commit, there was a difference in how the SDK and the Terraform provider render the K8s Operator `In`. The SDK returned uppercase `IN`, while the Terraform provider expected `In`. This led to Terraform showing a difference in an infrastructure's state even when there was none. This commit maps SDK Operator values to those defined in the provider.
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Before this commit, there was a difference
in how the SDK and the Terraform provider render the K8s Operator
In. The SDK returned uppercaseIN, while the Terraform provider expectedIn. This led to Terraform showing a difference in an infrastructure's state even when there was none.This commit maps SDK Operator values to those defined in the provider.