remove duplicate metadata.annotation key from psp template in helm chart

[jdftapi]

In v5.0.5 of the helm chart included in this repository, the template for the podsecuritypolicy yaml template contains the metadata.annotation key two times, which leads to errors when trying to parse the yaml with some tools, e.g. flux2's helm-controller.

This commit will deduplicate the yaml key which should make it parseable again.

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[desaintmartin]

Thanks!
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[desaintmartin]

Could you mark the PR as ready?