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Add the ability to create CloudEndpoint resources using kfctl. (kubef…
…low#351) * This is GCP specific code that allows CloudEndpoints to be created using the CloudEndpoint controller. A Cloud endpoint is a KRM style resource so we can kust have `kfctl apply -f {path}` invoke the appropriate logic. * For GCP this addresses GoogleCloudPlatform/kubeflow-distribution#36; specifically when deploying private GKE the CloudEndpoints controller won't be able to contact the servicemanagement API. This provides a work around by running it locally. * This pattern seems extensible; i.e. other platforms could link in code to handle CR's specific to their platforms. This could basically be an alternative to plugins. * I added a context flag to control the kubecontext that apply applies to. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like there is an easy way to use that in the context of applying KFDef. It looks like the current logic assumes the cluster will be added to the KFDef metadata and then look up that cluster in .kubeconfig. * Modifying that logic to support the context flag seemed riskier then simply adding a comment to the flag. * Added some warnings that KFUpgrade is deprecated since per kubeflow#304 we want to follow the off shelf workflow.
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