chore(deps): update helm release redis to v18.9.0

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Package	Update	Change
redis (source)	minor	18.7.1 -> 18.9.0

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👋 Hi there!

The most important things to improve in the code-diff are:

1. Update the version of Redis dependency from 18.7.1 to 18.9.0 in both Chart.lock and Chart.yaml.
2. Update the digest (SHA256 hash) of the Redis dependency in Chart.lock from "31dae810478f1799d5444c5dcc5ec32bea272e3a2636cce3e760cc95814c485c" to "6f227a8f3daf48813df5576db57fd9a66062fe9d1213eb4a3d7a8e39c797be20".
3. Update the generated timestamp in Chart.lock from "2024-01-18T22:33:40.56162975Z" to "2024-01-26T13:47:14.788448009Z".

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The PR updates the helm release of redis to version 18.8.0.

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Changes

1. Updated the version of redis dependency in Chart.lock:
   • From: 18.7.1
   • To: 18.8.0
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Improvements

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