chore(chart): Update `addon-resizer` version

[jimmy-ungerman]

What this PR does / why we need it: Updates the addon-resizer image in the Helm Chart to match the most recent addon-resizer release here

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[jimmy-ungerman]

@s-urbaniak hoping I could get a quick review on this

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/assign @stevehipwell /triage accepted

[jimmy-ungerman]

Thanks for the PR @jimmy-ungerman. Could you please also add an entry to the chart CHANGELOG for this change and squash your commits?

@stevehipwell Done!

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Thanks @jimmy-ungerman.

/ok-to-test

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/lgtm /approve

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[jimmy-ungerman]

@stevehipwell is there a pipeline somewhere that will run and update the chart version in chart.yaml? It's still reflecting the old 3.12.1

[stevehipwell]

@jimmy-ungerman the chart release process would need following. Is there a reason why this change needs to be released now?

[jimmy-ungerman]

@stevehipwell I just think it's best practice to increment the chart version anytime a change occurs inside the chart.

[stevehipwell]

@jimmy-ungerman you can request a chart release, but it requires time and effort so it's not something that just happens.