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chore: bump git-sync to v4.4.2-gke.16#2065

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This pull request updates the version of the git-sync tool specified in the project's Makefile. This ensures that the build process utilizes the latest designated version of git-sync, incorporating any recent fixes or features from the updated release.

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  • Git-Sync Version Update: The GIT_SYNC_VERSION in the Makefile has been updated from v4.4.2-gke.14 to v4.4.2-gke.16.

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  • Makefile
    • Updated the GIT_SYNC_VERSION variable to v4.4.2-gke.16__linux_amd64.
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The pull request updates the git-sync version from v4.4.2-gke.14 to v4.4.2-gke.16 in the Makefile. This is a routine dependency update and follows the existing naming convention in the project. No issues were identified in the changed lines.

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