Add Resize subresource for Pod

[hugoponthieu]

Motivation

Since 1.33 the resize of pods resources is available. The goal of this PRs is to provide a convenient way to do it.
This is linked to #1793

Solution

I implemented:

• get_resize
• patch_resize
• replace_resize

I followed was has been done in before in the subresources.

[codecov]

Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 74.6%. Comparing base (9a584df) to head (de3b4f7).

Additional details and impacted files

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kube-client/src/api/mod.rs	65.4% <ø> (ø)
kube-client/src/api/subresource.rs	63.1% <100.0%> (+0.6%)	⬆️

... and 4 files with indirect coverage changes

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[clux]

thanks a lot for this. i think this is almost perfect, minor suggestion and question about a potential addition, but happy to merge at green (EDIT: oh, it passed fmt).

[clux]

you can avoid some rightward drift here by using a let-chain

[hugoponthieu]

Ty for this langage tips ! I did not know about it.
Done.

[clux]

thanks looks great! you might have to backout of it atm to merge the pr (see my normal comment below), but i can use your commit in a follow-up afterwards where i'm fixing rustfmt / build issues.

[clux]

do you think it's possible and/or worth extending the conditions module to be able to wait for the PodResizePending or / PodResizeInProgress condition to complete?

i feel like if you are patching things like this you might want to "wait for it to complete", and if an await_condition hasn't succeeded in like 10s then maybe people would look into whether the request was "Infeasible" / "Deferred" themselves.

[hugoponthieu]

I would like to implement this. Is it possible to create an issue from this comment ?

[clux]

sure thing, feel free to copy paste it before or after merge (or i can write one after merge). just leave this comment unresolved until we write one. 😄

[clux]

ah ugh. i forgot we never finalised the rust 2024 stuff (which let-chains depend on) from rustdoc pov... sorry.

feel free to backout your last change and i can fix this later / cherry pick your last change as part of the rustfmt upgrade (it has some build issues to try to do directly)