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Forward ClusterIP traffic to inter-node communication port before CQL is ready #1614

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  1. Reconcile per-container Endpoints and EndpointSlices for member Services

    Kubernetes reconciles Endpoints and EndpointSlices for Services having
    selector by taking entire Pod readiness into account. Because we need to
    allow inter-node communication before CQL traffic we used
    PublishNonReadyEndpoints on Services to overcome this.
    But at the same time, we would like stop accepting new connections when
    Pod is tearing down. These two requirements contradicts with each other.
    
    To satisfy both requirements, Operator will reconcile Endpoints and
    EndpointSlice resources in per-container way. If Pod container specifies
    port and has its own Readiness probe, Endpoint/EndpointSlice
    will become ready for this port when given container is ready. If these
    two conditions aren't met, given port becomes ready when entire Pod is
    ready.
    Controller logic will consider Pod being deleted (non-nil
    deletionTimestamp) as fully non-ready so that all endpoints for all
    ports
    and containers will removed.
    
    Additional container added to Scylla Pod controls readiness of ports
    used for inter-node communication.
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