resolvedOfferings does not reflect the right value when memory override is done using "-m" option and when memory is also set for container in Acornfile.

[sangee2004]

acorn version - v0.10.0-rc2-9-g43dbcbf4+43dbcbf4

Steps to reproduce the problem:

1. Deploy app with memory override using "-m" option using Acornfile that has memory set for container in Acornfile - acorn run -n test2 -m 128Mi .

args: {
    newtext: "hello2"
    number:  1
    decimal: 1.1
}
containers: {
    mywebnew: {
        name:  "testweb1"
        image: "nginx"
        scale: 1
        ports: publish: "80/http"
        files: {
            "/usr/share/nginx/html/index.html": args.newtext
            "/usr/share/nginx/html/test.html":  "modified"
            "/usr/share/nginx/html/test1.html": "\(args.decimal)"
            "/usr/share/nginx/html/test2.html": "new1"
        }
                memory: 256Mi
    }
}

2. Once app is deployed , examine the resolvedOfferings field

               "resolvedOfferings": {
                   "containers": {
                       "": {
                           "class": "default",
                           "memory": 134217728,
                           "cpuScaler": 0.25
                       },
                       "mywebnew": {
                           "class": "default",
                           "memory": 268435456,
                           "cpuScaler": 0.25
                       }
                   },
                   "region": "acorn-sb-us-east-2"
               },

Resolved offerings shows the memory value set in Acornfile for the containers.

Expected Behavior: Resolved offerings should show the memory value set for the container from CLI which is what it gets deployed with.

[g-linville]

Just merged the fix. resolvedOfferings should look correct for the Acornfile given in this issue.

[sangee2004]

Tested with acorn version - v0.10.0-rc2-17-g1142dab8+1142dab8

Resolved offerings shows the right memory value set for the container from "-m" optioned used in the CLI as expected.