omit enable-auth and enable-route annotations for ServingRuntime when disabled

[christianvogt]

Related to: #2050

Description

enable-auth and enable-route are not used by kserve. Therefore it's a bit odd to see enable-route: 'false' and have kserve create a route.

This change simply omits these annotations altogether unless their values are set to 'true'.

How Has This Been Tested?

• Deploy a kserve model.
• Inspect the ServingRuntime for the enable-auth and enable-route annotations to not be present.
• Similarly, create a model server. Disable route creation and auth.
• Inspect the ServingRuntime for the enable-auth and enable-route annotations to not be present.
• Create another model server. Enable route creation and auth.
• Inspect the ServingRuntime for the enable-auth and enable-route annotations to have values 'true'.

Test Impact

New unit tests.

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[lucferbux]

/lgtm

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