Use build release

[jkhelil]

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• Use release.yaml from build github release
• Replace manifestival/controller-runtime-client with manifestival/client-go-client

Fixes #184

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[jkhelil]

@adambkaplan I am tryijng to move from manifestival/controller-runtie-cient to maifestival/client-go-client, hoping it handling the server side apply
hiweer the tests are not working unfortenately on envtest.
Do you have any idea why envtest is not initlialzing with client-go?

[adambkaplan]

I would imagine that this PR will need more work replacing instances of the controller-runtime client with the plain k8s client, which would have far-reaching consequences.

Per @joelanford - it sounds like we can use the controller-runtime Patch method and send it unstructured JSON, which would then let us do server-side apply. If we take this approach, we'd want to contribute the change to Manifestival.

We may also want to take this as a moment to reconsider the manfiestival-based approach in the operator. Tekton and ArgoCD's operators both share the challenge of deploying their own "child" CRDs - what are they doing?

cc @vdemeester @janfis

[qu1queee]

From Refinement, nothing to do here, and it might be fixed by another PR.