fixing fsnotify behaviour upon change in files which are volume mounted through secrets #182
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issue - https://infoblox.atlassian.net/browse/ATLAS-16938
### Cause of the issue -
when a watch is added on a file, which is volume mounted through secrets, fsnotify emits 1 or more events including REMOVE.
This is due to the underlying behaviour of updation of files upon updation of corresponding secret keys of kubernetes.
the REMOVE event emitted by fsnotify , internally removes a watch on the path/file.
We were additionally removing the watcher, which resulted into "removal of non-existent watcher"
### Solution -