debug(prod/jenkins): comment cloudevents

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comment cloudeventsv

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I have already done a preliminary review for you, and I hope to help you do a better job.

Based on the title and description of the pull request and the diff provided, it seems that the only change made is commenting out a block of YAML code related to the cloudevents plugin configuration in the values-JCasC.yaml file for the prod/jenkins app.

It is difficult to identify any potential problems without more context about the purpose and usage of the cloudevents plugin in the Jenkins app. However, some potential issues to consider are:

• If the cloudevents plugin is critical for some functionality or integration in the app, commenting out its configuration could cause issues or failures.
• If the cloudevents plugin is not being used and its configuration is unnecessary, it may be better to completely remove the block of code instead of just commenting it out.

As for fixing suggestions, it depends on the purpose and usage of the cloudevents plugin in the app. If it is not being used and its configuration is unnecessary, it may be better to remove the block of code entirely. If it is important for some functionality or integration, the code should not be commented out and it may be necessary to investigate and resolve the issue mentioned in the commented section. Alternatively, it may be possible to use a different plugin or approach to achieve the desired functionality without relying on the cloudevents plugin.