chore: rename files to match package pattern #5456
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Rename files that deal with configmaps and secrets to include the name of the package as a prefix, as those were not following the pattern from the remaining files in the package before.
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Rename files that deal with ConfigMaps and Secrets to include the name of the package as a prefix, as those were not following the pattern from the remaining files in the package before.
/cc @natasha41575 @ncapps