chore(prod/jenkins): add secret for ks3util config

[purelind]

Add secret for ks3util config.

Already test in jenkins beta: #1352

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Based on the PR title and description, it seems that the author is adding a secret for ks3util configuration in the production Jenkins environment. The changes are made in the values-JCasC.yaml file of the prod/jenkins folder.

The changes add a new secret for ks3util configuration with the name ks3util-config. The secret is added to the domainCredentials section of the system section. The secret is defined as a file with a fileName of ks3util.conf and secretBytes set to ${ks3util-config}.

It seems that the changes are straightforward and there are no obvious problems with the code. However, there are a few suggestions that can be made to improve the PR:

• It is always a good practice to include a brief explanation of why the changes are being made in the PR description. This can help reviewers and future developers understand the context of the changes.

• Although the changes have been tested in the Jenkins beta environment, it is still a good idea to run the changes through some automated tests before merging them into the production environment. This can help catch any potential issues that may arise.

• It is important to ensure that the secret is properly secured and only accessible to authorized users. The PR description does not mention any details about the access control for the secret, so it may be a good idea to double-check the access control settings.

Overall, the changes seem fine, and the suggestions are minor. The PR can be approved and merged into the production environment after addressing the suggestions.

[purelind]

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