doc path update for kubernetes

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This pull request enhances the clarity and accuracy of the Kubernetes installation documentation. It introduces a warning to manage expectations regarding community-contributed Kubernetes and Helm chart support, and corrects a critical link to the Helm chart's README, directing users to the official source on GitHub. These changes aim to improve the user experience by providing transparent information and reliable navigation within the documentation.

Highlights

• Documentation Update: Added a prominent warning alert to the Kubernetes installation documentation, clarifying that Kubernetes and Helm chart support are community-provided and not officially supported by SparkyFitness maintainers.
• Link Correction: Updated the link to the Helm chart README in the Kubernetes installation guide to point directly to the GitHub repository, ensuring users access the most current and correct information.

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• docs/content/1.install/5.kubernetes.md
  • Added a warning alert regarding the community contribution status of Kubernetes and Helm chart support.
  • Updated the Helm chart README link to point to the GitHub repository.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the Kubernetes installation documentation by adding a warning about the community-supported nature of this feature and fixing a broken link to the Helm chart's README. My review includes a suggestion to further improve the documentation by integrating the README's content directly into the documentation site for a more seamless user experience.

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While this change correctly fixes the broken link, it now directs users to a raw file on GitHub. This can create a disjointed experience by taking them away from the documentation site.

For better usability and to keep the documentation self-contained, I recommend integrating the Helm chart's README content directly into the documentation. You could create a new page (e.g., docs/content/1.install/6.helm-chart-configuration.md), copy the content from helm/README.md into it, and then link to that new page from here. This would provide a more integrated and seamless experience for users.