set AllowPrivilegeEscalation on container securityContext #1326
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in the process of switching all pods to non-privileged pods the
useprivilege for aprivilegedPodSecurityPolicy is obsolete. However, Pods holding this privilege before might still escalate to such a PSP and will then face issues when the psp privilege is missing in the RBAC. SettingAllowPrivilegeEscalation: falseon the container's securityContext should prevent this. The value will be based on what's configured forspilo_privileged.