feat: Revert policy engine feature flag

[jsbroks]

Reverts #11

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  • Removed the option to configure the "enable_new_policy_engine" setting from the deployment configuration. This setting is no longer available for customization.

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Walkthrough

This change removes the enable_new_policy_engine variable from the Terraform configuration. The variable is deleted from the root variables.tf, the helm_release module's variables.tf, and all references to it are eliminated from main.tf files at both the root and module levels. The configuration and logic no longer support or pass this variable, effectively deprecating its use throughout the codebase.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
variables.tf, modules/helm_release/variables.tf	Removed the enable_new_policy_engine variable declaration (type: bool, default: false).
main.tf	Removed the enable_new_policy_engine input from the helm_release module block.
modules/helm_release/main.tf	Removed the enableNewPolicyEngine setting from the Helm release configuration's global map.

Possibly related PRs

• feat: New policy engine feature flag #11: The main PR removes the enable_new_policy_engine variable and its usage from the helm_release module and root module, directly reversing the addition of the same variable and its integration introduced in the retrieved PR feat: New policy engine feature flag #11.

Poem

A toggle is gone, no more to be seen,
The policy engine’s switch—now wiped clean.
No more bool to pass, no flag to define,
Our Terraform scripts are looking just fine!
With variables trimmed and modules made neat,
This bunny hops forward—change is a treat! 🐇✨

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This PR is included in version 1.9.0 🎉