KPO: Add Typing on Security Context

[kbumsik]

This commit is to add appropriate k8s typing on KubernetesPodOperator's security_context and container_security_context field.

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[hussein-awala]

Although providing a dictionary for these variables is acceptable in most cases, it is not recommended. +1 for changing the types to align with the Kubernetes client types.

Please remember to update the tests and replace the dictionary values with the appropriate objects. For ex:

airflow/tests/providers/cncf/kubernetes/operators/test_pod.py

Lines 214 to 232 in 3193857

	def test_security_context(self):
	security_context = {
	"runAsUser": 1245,
	}
	k = KubernetesPodOperator(
	security_context=security_context,
	task_id="task",
	)
	pod = k.build_pod_request_obj(create_context(k))
	assert pod.spec.security_context == security_context
	def test_container_security_context(self):
	container_security_context = {"allowPrivilegeEscalation": False}
	k = KubernetesPodOperator(
	container_security_context=container_security_context,
	task_id="task",
	)
	pod = k.build_pod_request_obj(create_context(k))
	assert pod.spec.containers[0].security_context == container_security_context

[hussein-awala]

Although providing a dictionary for these variables is acceptable in most cases, it is not recommended. +1 for changing the types to align with the Kubernetes client types.

Please remember to update the tests and replace the dictionary values with the appropriate objects. For ex:

airflow/tests/providers/cncf/kubernetes/operators/test_pod.py

Lines 214 to 232 in 3193857

	def test_security_context(self):
	security_context = {
	"runAsUser": 1245,
	}
	k = KubernetesPodOperator(
	security_context=security_context,
	task_id="task",
	)
	pod = k.build_pod_request_obj(create_context(k))
	assert pod.spec.security_context == security_context
	def test_container_security_context(self):
	container_security_context = {"allowPrivilegeEscalation": False}
	k = KubernetesPodOperator(
	container_security_context=container_security_context,
	task_id="task",
	)
	pod = k.build_pod_request_obj(create_context(k))
	assert pod.spec.containers[0].security_context == container_security_context

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[amoghrajesh]

This PR seems to have gone stale. I will lead it to completion. Good find @kbumsik!