feat: support custom command and args for container#222
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This PR resolves the limitation where users cannot override the container's default entrypoint and arguments via Helm values.
Problem
Currently, the Deployment template hardcodes or relies entirely on the Docker image's built-in
ENTRYPOINTandCMD. In enterprise or debugging scenarios (as reported in hyperdxio/hyperdx#1329), users frequently need to pass custom flags, inject debugging tools, or alter the container startup behavior. Withoutcommandandargssupport invalues.yaml, this is impossible without fracturing the chart or maintaining a custom fork.Backward Compatibility
This change is 100% backward compatible and introduces zero breaking changes for existing deployments due to the following safeguards:
values.yaml, bothcommandandargsare initialized as empty lists ([]).deployment.yaml, we use Helm's{{- if ... }}blocks. If a user upgrades their existing release without providing these values, the template simply skips rendering the fields entirely. The container will continue to fall back to the image's original behavior exactly as before.