Set spacelift-worker-pool ami explicitly to x86_64 #577
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…es, as geodesic and provider modules are not all arm64 so no one should be using arm64 yet; maybe this should become a parameter when as more arm64 support appears, but for now, and because it should not flip flop randomly, set it to x86_64 and anyone who choses to run arm64 will also want this set explicitly
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spacelift-worker-poolREADME update and AMI limits #573 which I read after, but I think this filter approach will be more easily be refactored into setting this as an attribute in variables.tf in the near future