Kubernetes Submit Queue b9d2d74a94 Merge pull request #37038 from ymqytw/retry_old_patch_after_new_patch_fail
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Fix kubectl Stratigic Merge Patch compatibility

As @smarterclayton pointed out in [comment1](https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/35647#pullrequestreview-8290820) and [comment2](https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/35647#pullrequestreview-8290847) in PR #35647,
we cannot assume the API servers publish version and they shares the same version.

This PR removes all the calls of GetServerSupportedSMPatchVersion().
Change the behavior of `apply` and `edit` to:
Retrying with the old patch version, if the new version fails.
Default other usage of SMPatch to the new version, since they don't update list of primitives.

fixes #36916

cc: @pwittrock @smarterclayton
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