Fix await annotation precedence #3344
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Currently when creating or updating, custom await annotations (including
waitFor
andskipAwait
) will be ignored for resources which have built-in await logic.This corrects the behavior by returning a boolean from
metadata.ReadyCondition
indicating whether the user specified some behavior via an annotation. If that's true then we don't use the built-in logic.We preserve the existing precedence when
PULUMI_K8S_AWAIT_ALL
istrue
. That is, we will continue to use built-in await logic (if the resource has it) by default, even when generic await is enabled.During testing I also realized we have a bug where if a JSONPath is specified pointing to a non-primitive type (like
.metadata
) it will never resolve. I fixed this to match correctly.Refs #3329
Fixes #3345