Fix ServiceAccount naming for target allocator #2445
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Description:
Fix default ServiceAccount name for target allocator. Up until now it erroneously used the collector name.
Don't create the ServiceAccount for the target allocator if the user provided one themselves.
Link to tracking Issue: #2443
Testing:
Added some unit tests and modified existing ones.
Looks like we don't have any builder tests for target allocator manifests. Adding them will require some refactoring, so I'd like to do it in a separate PR.