When using the high-availability mode, when Volcano is uninstalled, two resources will remain.

[gj409237405]

this issue is releated to #2980

What would you like to be added:

change resourcelock.New(resourcelock.ConfigMapsLeasesResourceLock to resourcelock.New(resourcelock.LeasesResourceLock

Why is this needed:

it will use fewer resource

beofore this PR

kubectl get cm -A
kube-system vc-controller-manager 0 171d
kube-system volcano 0 171d
kubectl get leases -A
kube-system vc-controller-manager volcano-controller-6bdcc5ccdf-qt7sx_0aeaadca-4c71-4cc3-945b-19a06db5e6b1 171d
kube-system volcano volcano-scheduler-1_5d9b01e2-01c5-4d85-ab48-9f931ec77efc 171d

after this PR
only left leases
kubectl get leases -A
kube-system vc-controller-manager volcano-controller-6bdcc5ccdf-qt7sx_0aeaadca-4c71-4cc3-945b-19a06db5e6b1 171d
kube-system volcano volcano-scheduler-1_5d9b01e2-01c5-4d85-ab48-9f931ec77efc 171d

[lowang-bh]

this issue can close now. @gj199575

[lowang-bh]

/close

[volcano-sh-bot]

@lowang-bh: Closing this issue.

In response to this:

/close

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