Fix cronjob names exceeding max allowed 52 characters#266
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When a release with a too long name get created it will currently fail with an error message:
This PR resolves this issue by truncating the job names earlier then what was already configured in the
_helpers.tpl.Another possible solution would be to truncate the release name instead of the job name, this might be the better approach but will also be a breaking change for people who already have installed the chart with a long release name. This is why I choose to truncate the job name instead.