fix(securitygroup): deliberately-empty rules list never reaches Available - #965
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…able A SecurityGroup with spec.resource.rules set to an empty list stayed at Available=False forever. ApplyResourceStatus only writes status.resource.rules inside a loop over the OpenStack rules, so an empty group never gets that field, and the old check against orcObject.Status.Resource.Rules could never pass. Compare the rule count against this reconcile's fresh osResource instead, which has no nil-versus-empty ambiguity. Adds a table-driven regression test covering the empty, short, and matching cases. Fixes k-orc#960
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A SecurityGroup with spec.resource.rules set to an empty list stayed at Available=False forever. ApplyResourceStatus only writes status.resource.rules inside a loop over the OpenStack rules, so an empty group never gets that field, and the old check against orcObject.Status.Resource.Rules could never pass.
Compare the rule count against this reconcile's fresh osResource instead, which has no nil-versus-empty ambiguity. Adds a table-driven regression test covering the empty, short, and matching cases.
Manual backport of #961.