Use gvk in multicluster client to map resources#495
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Before, it was necessary for resources to declare a
URI()method to be registered in the multicluster client. Now, this is handled over the group version kind (gvk), allowing us to also handle resources outside of our own packages with the multicluster client, such as the hypervisor crd. This makes use of the fact that each type handled by the controller-runtime client conforms to the runtime.Object interface, providing the gvk overGetObjectKind.