feat: improve as ai recommend

[winggundamth]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the flexibility and clarity of Helm chart configurations by refactoring the service account parameter into a more structured object and introducing explicit naming for ConfigMap and Secret volumes. These changes improve user control and understanding of resource definitions. Additionally, the PR includes several documentation updates to provide more accurate and user-friendly information, ensuring that examples and explanations are current and precise.

Highlights

• Service Account Configuration Refactor: The serviceAccount parameter has been refactored from a simple string to an object with create and name properties, providing more explicit control over service account creation and naming within the Helm charts.
• Volume Naming for ConfigMaps and Secrets: A new name property has been introduced and made required for volumes mounting existing ConfigMaps or Secrets. This allows for clearer identification of the volume's purpose, separate from the name of the actual ConfigMap or Secret it mounts.
• Documentation Enhancements: Various documentation updates have been made across README.md and docs/onechart.md, including notes on example versioning, clarification of TLS secret naming patterns, correction of formatting, and improved descriptions for probe settings.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces several improvements across the Helm chart, its configuration, and documentation. Key changes include refactoring the serviceAccount configuration to a more structured format, adding a name field to volume mounts for better identification, and various documentation updates for clarity and correctness. While most changes are positive, there's a breaking change in the serviceAccount configuration that needs to be documented for users. Additionally, a small error was introduced in a YAML example within the documentation.