fix: Mount TLS volumes for init container for TLS-enabled registries#6199
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What this PR does / why we need it:
When a FeatureStore CR uses TLS-enabled services (local TLS, remote registry TLS, or custom CA bundles), the feast-apply init container fail to connect to TLS-secured endpoints because they lack the necessary TLS certificate volume mounts. init containers need the same PVC mounts that main containers already get.
Additionally, removed the feastProject name matching constraint in getRemoteRegistryFeastHandler that required the referencing and referenced FeatureStore CRs to use the same feastProject name. This was overly restrictive - the operator should allow different project configurations to reference a shared remote registry without enforcing name equality.
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Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Fixes #6197