Fix terminology around manifests and resources

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Throughout the codebase and documentation, the terms "manifest" and "resource" were used interchangeably, causing confusion about their distinct meanings. This PR clarifies and corrects the terminology to align with Kubernetes conventions:

• manifest = a file that defines any number of Kubernetes resources
• resource = a single document of a nested data structure that represents a Kubernetes API resource

Key Changes

Function Parameters & Variable Names:

• Updated resource_locator(manifest: Resource) → resource_locator(resource: Resource)
• Updated is_cluster_scoped_resource(manifest: Resource) → is_cluster_scoped_resource(resource: Resource)
• Updated kubectl.apply(manifests: ResourceList) → kubectl.apply(resources: ResourceList)
• Updated kubectl.diff(manifests: ResourceList) → kubectl.diff(resources: ResourceList)
• Fixed NylResource.load(), maybe_load(), matches() parameter names from manifest to resource

Docstrings & Comments:

• Generator docstrings now correctly refer to "generated Kubernetes resources" instead of "generated Kubernetes manifests"
• PostProcessor documentation clarified to distinguish between processing resources vs. manifest files
• CLI help text updated to refer to "rendered resources" instead of "rendered manifests"

Documentation:

• Fixed references in docs/content/reference/templating/inlining/postprocessor.md
• Updated ArgoCD-related documentation in docs/content/reference/templating/secrets.md

Examples

Before:

def resource_locator(manifest: Resource) -> str:
    """Create a string that contains the apiVersion, kind, namespace and name of a Kubernetes resource"""
    return f"{manifest['apiVersion']}/{manifest['kind']}/..."

After:

def resource_locator(resource: Resource) -> str:
    """Create a string that contains the apiVersion, kind, namespace and name of a Kubernetes resource"""
    return f"{resource['apiVersion']}/{resource['kind']}/..."

The changes maintain full backward compatibility while providing clearer, more consistent terminology throughout the codebase. All CLI functionality and existing behavior is preserved.

Fixes #59.

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[NiklasRosenstein]

@copilot A "resource document" is a "manifest"

[Copilot]

You're absolutely right. I've reverted the docstring to use "manifest" instead of "resource document" since they are equivalent in this context. The parameter name remains resource which correctly represents the single resource being processed. Fixed in 672e786.