Closes #199

The goal of this PR is to make kr8s.get(...) as flexible as kubectl get ....

For example if I have Istio installed I can list Gateway objects in the following ways:

kubectl get gw
kubectl get gateway
kubectl get gateways
kubectl get gateway.networking.istio.io
kubectl get gateways.networking.istio.io
kubectl get gateway.v1.networking.istio.io
kubectl get gateways.v1.networking.istio.io

With this PR I can now do the following in kr8s.

import kr8s

kr8s.get("gw")
kr8s.get("gateway")
kr8s.get("gateways")
kr8s.get("gateway.networking.istio.io")
kr8s.get("gateways.networking.istio.io")
kr8s.get("gateway.v1.networking.istio.io")
kr8s.get("gateways.v1.networking.istio.io")

Previously I would've had to use Gateway = kr8s.objects.new_class("gateway", "networking.istio.io/v1") to register the class before I could get it, but after this PR we look this up automatically if no class can be found but the resource exists on the server.

To reinstate the old behaviour we can set the allow_unknown_type=False.

import kr8s

kr8s.get("gw", allow_unknown_type=False)
# KeyError: 'No object registered for gateway.networking.istio.io. See https://docs.kr8s.org/en/stable/object.html#extending-the-objects-api for more information on how to register a new object.'

You can of course still generate the class manually if you want to use things like the default class methods, or you want a type to work with later.

import kr8s
from kr8s.objects import new_class

Gateway = new_class("gateway", "networking.istio.io/v1")
Gateway.list()