Rebase to Kubernetes v1.36#146
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Reduces reliance on Dockerhub by building the Kind node image locally.
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/lgtm this is a pragmatic choice. We will likely need to keep for a good while till the kubernetes API side stabilizes. |
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Rebasing on top of Kubernetes 1.36 to get the new DRA changes. This unblocks experimentation with #68 and KEP-5517.
Currently, we rely on pulling precompiled kind node image from docker hub. In this PR, we switch to building the node image locally. This decouples our test infrastructure from Docker Hub release delays (like we are having with 1.36) and enables early testing against new Kubernetes releases.