refactor: update chainsaw-test.yaml to relax status assertion #434
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This PR updates the user-deletion-garbage-collection Chainsaw test to use a wait step with a jsonPath condition instead of asserting the full status.conditions array.
The new check only verifies that the Ready condition becomes True, making the test resilient to additional status conditions (like waitlist email status) and preventing brittle failures when controllers add more condition entries or fields.