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Add cli tool to check manifests #133
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This PR adds a cli utility to do the same policy checks as admission controller.
Motivation here is to be able to check manifests against policy rules without accessing k8s cluster (e.g. in CI/CD pipeline)
It also fixes bug with copying lock inside plugin instance, which causes plugin.Kill() to kill plugin prematurely.