feat(kubectl): add global flags --context, --kubeconfig, -n, -l, --as#293
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kubectl subcommands (pods, services, logs) now accept common global flags that are forwarded to the underlying kubectl binary. Previously only -n was supported on pods/services, and logs had no namespace support at all.
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KubectlGlobalArgsstruct with--context,--kubeconfig,-n/--namespace,-l/--selector, and--asflagspods,services, andlogssubcommands via#[command(flatten)]kubectlbinary-nwas supported on pods/services, and logs had no namespace/context supportTest plan
rtk kubectl get --context foo -n blah somecrd acorrectly passes through