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[13.x] Default memoryExceededExitCode for Cloud - #61430
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We override this by default in our application due to our current production env elsewhere, and found we wouldn't get some notifications when set.
We listen to the WorkerStopping events, so we could see some memory exhaustion basically, but wasnt getting notifications.
This should probably be backported to 12.x seeing as that also has the
memoryExceededExitCodeproperty..I would also suggest maybe doing this for all the static overrides? But i am but one external operating man