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Modify PCSContainerInstance to use keyword arguments (#400) #1421

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X-link: facebookresearch/fbpcp#400

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We want to enable customized containers in our infra (design doc). Therefore we need to add cpu & memory properties to ContainerInstance;

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Change PCSContainerInstance to use keyword arguments to prevent breaks when we add cpu and memory to ContainerInstance later

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X-link: facebookresearch/fbpcp#400

## Context
We want to enable customized containers in our infra ([design doc](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UqaK6VXEoIVUHSJnYs_Ydju8)). Therefore we need to add cpu & memory properties to ContainerInstance;
## This commit
Change ```PCSContainerInstance``` to use keyword arguments to prevent breaks when we add cpu and memory to ```ContainerInstance ``` later

Differential Revision: D38553232

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