Fix indentation for secretRef in authentication docs

[avinashupadhya99]

Description

The indentation for the secretRef in few examples in the Kubernetes authentication docs page is broken. The secretRef key should be under auth.sasl and not auth (See helm values). There are other examples in the page that have the right reference.

This PR fixes the indentation for secretRefs which are under auth instead of auth.sasl

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The changes correct the indentation of the secretRef key under the auth.sasl configuration in various YAML examples within the documentation. The secretRef key is now properly nested under the sasl section, rather than being aligned with enabled: true. These adjustments are applied across Kubernetes Operator CRD YAML manifests, Helm chart values YAML snippets, and related Helm CLI command examples. No other modifications or changes to functionality, semantics, or public interfaces are introduced.

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modules/manage/partials/authentication.adoc (6)

756-756: Correct nesting of secretRef in SASL/PLAIN Operator YAML example
The secretRef key is now properly indented under auth.sasl, aligning with the expected Helm values structure.

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782-782: Correct nesting of secretRef in SASL/PLAIN Helm values YAML example
The secretRef key is now properly indented under auth.sasl, matching the configuration hierarchy.

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945-945: Correct nesting of secretRef in OIDC Operator YAML example
The secretRef key is now properly indented under auth.sasl, conforming to the intended CRD schema.

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977-977: Correct nesting of secretRef in OIDC Helm values YAML example
The secretRef key is now properly indented under auth.sasl, matching the Helm chart expectations.

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1396-1396: Correct nesting of secretRef in Admin API Operator YAML example
The secretRef key is now properly indented under auth.sasl, aligning with the Kubernetes Operator CRD.

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1420-1420: Correct nesting of secretRef in Admin API Helm values YAML example
The secretRef key is now properly indented under auth.sasl, matching the Helm values schema.

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[JakeSCahill]

Thanks 🙏