The test suite was using a /24 cluster network for the allocator.
The ip allocator, if no ip is specified when creating the cluster,
picks one randomly, that means that we had 1/256 chances of
collision.
The TestServiceRegistryUpdateDryRun was creating a service without
a ClusterIP, the ip allocator assigned one random, and it was
never deleting it. The same test was checking later if one
specific IP was not allocated, not taking into consideration
that the same ip may have allocated to the first Service.
To avoid any randomness, we create the first Service with a specific
IP address.