refactor: add kind as annotation #1933
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Fixed an issue where objects that would get created out of other objects in the host cluster would sometimes be falsely recognised by vCluster as managed objects. This PR adds a new annotation with the GroupVersionKind of the object that was synced, so that if a host controller copies those annotations to another object, vCluster will recognise that those do not belong to the object themself as the Kind is different.