Add possibility to disable logging the pod template in a case when task fails

[svdimchenko]

Add possibility to disable logging the pod template in a case when task fails.

The problem is that when the task fails, the log tail is full with pod template and it's really hard to read app's logs which was run inside the pod. The current PR adds possibility to enable | disable pod template logging when the task fails.

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[hussein-awala]

Can you add a test for this new feature?

[svdimchenko]

Can you add a test for this new feature?

I've added a simple test, pls review if it's ok

[hussein-awala]

looks good

[svdimchenko]

Hey @hussein-awala @jedcunningham could you advice if smth additional is expected to merge this PR ?

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