fix: auto_provisioning_defaults is not really optional #2051
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Due to the disk_type validation for auto provision node pool, this module always forced to create a GKE standard cluster with a auto provisioned node pool. This is not desirable if you manage pools separately like using the `gke-nodepool`.
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Due to the disk_type validation for auto provision node pool, this module always forced to create a GKE standard cluster with a auto provisioned node pool. This is not desirable if you manage pools separately like using the
gke-nodepool.With this change it is not required to specify
auto_provisioning_defaultsinvar.cluster_autoscaling.Checklist
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