fix: implement deep merge for helm_values to preserve nested defaults#76
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Terraform's merge() only performs shallow merging. When users override nested values like operator.clusters, it was wiping out sibling blocks like cloudProvider and image. Implemented proper deep merge for operator, storage, and tls blocks to preserve all default values while allowing granular user overrides.
Fixes #71