Change metrics-bind-address default to 0 (disabled) Fixes #214

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Pull request overview

This PR changes the default value for the controller-runtime --metrics-bind-address flag to disable metrics by default (setting it to "0"), aligning the binary’s default behavior with the documented “0 disables metrics” option and reducing the chance of unintentionally exposing a metrics endpoint when the flag isn’t explicitly set.

Changes:

• Set --metrics-bind-address default from :8080 to 0 (disabled by default).

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