Add explicit resource limits for Kata containers in Kubernetes tests.#13075
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Kata containers require explicit resource limits to function correctly, otherwise they get the default size which is too small to fit most workloads. PiperOrigin-RevId: 911613991
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Add explicit resource limits for Kata containers in Kubernetes tests.
Kata containers require explicit resource limits to function correctly,
otherwise they get the default size which is too small to fit most workloads.