Fix nil pointer dereference in pdbminavailable check #1043
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The pdbminavailable check crashed with a panic when it encountered a PodDisruptionBudget that has spec.minAvailable defined but is missing the required spec.selector field.
The code attempted to access pdb.Spec.Selector.MatchLabels and pdb.Spec.Selector.MatchExpressions without checking if Selector was nil, causing a nil pointer dereference.
This fix adds a nil check for pdb.Spec.Selector before accessing its fields. If the selector is missing, the check now returns a clear diagnostic message with a link to Kubernetes documentation instead of panicking.
Also added a unit test TestPDBWithMinAvailableButNoSelector to verify the fix handles this edge case correctly.
Fixes #1041
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