k3s app creation expose port updated

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Summary by Sourcery

Enhance the container creation process by conditionally exposing ports based on the development environment flag, ensuring appropriate port bindings for both development and production environments.

Enhancements:

• Update the container creation logic to conditionally expose ports based on the development environment flag.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request updates the k3s app creation process to expose different ports based on the environment (development or production). The main change is in the CreateClustersAccounts function, where the container creation logic is now split into two separate code paths depending on whether the application is running in development mode or not.

Sequence diagram for container creation in different environments

sequenceDiagram
    participant Dev as Development Environment
    participant Prod as Production Environment
    participant Client as Client
    participant Container as Container

    Client->>Dev: Check if in development mode
    alt Development Mode
        Dev->>Container: Create container with ports 6443/tcp and 33820/udp
    else Production Mode
        Prod->>Container: Create container with port 33820/udp
    end

    Container->>Client: Return container creation response
    Client->>Container: Start container

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Implement environment-specific container creation	Add a conditional statement to check if the application is running in development mode Create separate container configurations for development and production environments Remove the 6443/tcp port exposure in the production environment Keep the 33820/udp port exposed in both environments	pkg/k3s/impl.go
Refactor container creation logic	Move the container creation code into separate blocks for development and production Update error handling to be specific to each environment Declare the createdContainer variable outside the conditional blocks	pkg/k3s/impl.go

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