feat(crds): introduce retry with backoff pattern to crd-installer#1103
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…hanism - Added `CrdInstallerSettingsBuilder` for configuring `CrdInstallerSettings` using a fluent API. - Introduced retry mechanism with exponential backoff for CRD installation to handle transient errors. - Updated templates and documentation to reflect new `WithOverwriteExisting` and `WithDeleteOnShutdown` APIs. - Added extensive unit tests for new settings, builder, and CRD installer behavior to ensure stability.
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CrdInstallerSettingsBuilderfor configuringCrdInstallerSettingsusing a fluent API.WithOverwriteExistingandWithDeleteOnShutdownAPIs.from my perspective this is the last piece of code which could have led to an exception during startup - preventing to close #558.