Previously, the fake RESTClient in client-go required a Registry. It
used the Registry to fetch the GroupVersion for the fake client.
However, the way it did so was dubious in some cases (it hard-coded the
default API group in places), and not strictly necssary.
This updates the fake client to just recieve the GroupVersion and
internal group name directly, instead of requiring a Registry, so that
it can be consumed in unit tests where a Registry isn't necessarily
readily available (e.g. elsewhere in client-go).
Vast majority of cluster contexts are not RFC 1123 subdomains. Since
cluster and secret names for the API objects are derived from the
cluster context name, there is no way for users to join clusters
with such context names to federation, unless they modify the context
name in their kubeconfigs itself. That's a lot of inconvenience and
entirely goes against the goal and beats the purpose of the `kubefed`
tool. So we are providing these flags to allow users to override these
values.
Also, since users register their clusters with federation, it is makes
sense in terms of user experience to make the cluster name a positional
argument because that feels more natural. Also, specifying cluster name
in the join command as a mandatory positional argument make `kubefed
join` consistent with `kubefed unjoin`. This also means `--cluster-
context` is now made a flag and defaults to cluster name if unspecified.
`--secret-name` also defaults to the cluster name if unspecified.
