Allow overriding default CPU and memory resource limits in app push

Description

Currently kyma app push sets fixed resource limits on the created Deployment:

• CPU: 50m request / 300m limit
• Memory: 64Mi request / 512Mi limit

There is no way to override these values. This causes problems for runtimes that need more memory at startup (e.g., Java/JVM apps where the Paketo memory calculator cannot fit within 512Mi without manual JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS tuning).

Add flags like --memory-limit, --memory-request, --cpu-limit, --cpu-request (or a combined --resources flag) to allow users to specify custom resource allocations.

Reasons

• Java/JVM apps: The default 512Mi memory limit is too low for most Spring Boot applications. Users currently must pass JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS and BPL_JVM_THREAD_COUNT env vars as a workaround to reduce JVM memory footprint, which is fragile and non-obvious.
• Flexibility: Different workloads have different resource profiles. A Node.js prototype may be fine with 512Mi, but a Java app with dependencies typically needs 768Mi–1Gi.
• Developer experience: The whole point of app push is to remove boilerplate. Forcing users to tune JVM memory calculator parameters defeats that purpose for Java developers.

Proposed flags

--memory-request string   Memory request for the app container (e.g., "256Mi") (default "64Mi")
--memory-limit string     Memory limit for the app container (e.g., "1Gi") (default "512Mi")
--cpu-request string      CPU request for the app container (e.g., "100m") (default "50m")
--cpu-limit string        CPU limit for the app container (e.g., "500m") (default "300m")

The same inputs should be exposed in the kyma-project/setup-kyma-cli/app-push GitHub Action.

Attachments

Error when running a Spring Boot app with default limits:

unable to calculate memory configuration
fixed memory regions require 609483K which is greater than 512M available for allocation:
-XX:MaxDirectMemorySize=10M, -XX:MaxMetaspaceSize=97483K, -XX:ReservedCodeCacheSize=240M, -Xss1M * 250 threads

Start at the kyma app push command to trace where the default CPU and memory resources are assigned, then inspect the kyma-project/setup-kyma-cli/app-push GitHub Action inputs. Done means custom request and limit values override the documented defaults in both interfaces, while preserving those defaults when no flags or inputs are provided.