feat: multi version for download

[redscholar]

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multi version for download

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the system's ability to manage and download multiple versions of various core infrastructure components. By introducing a detailed and centralized configuration within 10-download.yaml, it provides greater flexibility in specifying desired versions for Kubernetes, Helm, CNI solutions, container runtimes, and image registries, paving the way for more adaptable deployments.

Highlights

• Multi-version Download Configuration: Introduced a new configuration structure to support multiple versions for various downloadable components, centralizing version management.
• Expanded Component Versioning: Added explicit version lists for Kubernetes, Helm, CNI plugins (Calico, Cilium, KubeOVN, Hybridnet), Container Runtime Interfaces (Docker, Containerd), and image registries (Harbor).
• Centralized Configuration: All new version definitions are consolidated under the download section within the 10-download.yaml file, streamlining configuration.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces support for defining multiple versions of components for download by updating the 10-download.yaml configuration file. The changes are a good step towards more flexible version management. However, I've found a few issues in the new configuration: a duplicate Kubernetes version, a YAML formatting error, and placeholder values for etcd_version and image_manifests that could cause errors. I've provided suggestions to fix these issues.

[gemini-code-assist]

The etcd_version list contains an empty string [""]. This is likely a placeholder or an error. An empty version string will probably cause failures during the download process when constructing artifact URLs. Please replace it with a valid etcd version or an empty list [] if no versions are supported yet.

    etcd_version: []

[gemini-code-assist]

The image_manifests list contains a placeholder value "xxx". This will likely cause an error when this value is processed. This should be removed. If no manifests are intended, the list should be empty.

  image_manifests: []

[gemini-code-assist]

The Kubernetes version v1.25.16 is listed twice in the kube_version array. This appears to be a copy-paste error and the duplicate should be removed to avoid redundancy and potential issues.

    kube_version: ["v1.23.17", "v1.24.17", "v1.25.16", "v1.26.15", "v1.27.16", "v1.28.15", "v1.29.15", "v1.30.14", "v1.31.14", "v1.32.11", "v1.33.7"]

[gemini-code-assist]

The comment # ========== cni ========== is incorrectly indented. It should be aligned with the keys at the same level to maintain consistent and valid YAML formatting.

    # ========== cni ==========

[zuoxuesong-worker]

it will cause all download and copy fail with error.
and it would need a lot of change to download and copy
maybe we can continue our current download task
if user need multi version binaries ,what about this example:

kk export artifact -c version1.yaml # download binaries for version1
kk export artifact -c version2.yaml # download binaries for version2
kk export artifact -c version3.yaml --download_image --pack # download binaries for version3, only download img and make tgz in the last run

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