docs: rewrap comments in code blocks to not overflow on desktop

[aogier]

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This PR is a QoL fix for documentation accessed from a desktop machine.
As of now, code blocks have a lot of horizontal overflows:

some of them are very unfortunate (comment states "... except for Deployment and StatefulSet"):

What I've did is to rewrap all overflowing comments in yaml code blocks so every valuable comment/note is on screen. Blocks still overflow when there are lengthy code rows, my rationale is this isn't too much a problem as if you're studying you want to read the comments and then copy the code for further analysis.

What do you think? I've suffered a lot when I first studied Argo CD so I hope this small change will improve the lives of those who will follow me :)

thank you, regards