Consider replacing Makefiles with go binary #76

Our main engine is FluxCD, which everyone is satisfied with, as it handles its tasks excellently.

Roughly speaking, there are two tasks:

1. Bootstrap the initial cluster:

   • Run migrations
   • Create namespaces from core/platform as helm template | kubectl apply -f -
   • Install fluxcd from core/fluxcd as helm template | kubectl apply -f -
   • Install the CNI plugin from system/kube-ovn and system/cilium
   • Continuously install core/platfom chart (for every 60 seconds)
     Then FluxCD handles everything else.

2. Provide a convenient interface for local development, where each application has a specific set of actions:

   • make update - downloads the latest chart sources from the upstream/updates Dockerfiles
   • make image - build the image and save the metadata of the built image and digest in values.yaml
   • make show - take values from fluxcd, and perform a helm template
   • make diff - take values from fluxcd and perform a helm diff, showing what will change
   • make apply - take values from fluxcd, suspend the release, and perform a helm apply

Of course the second item can keep using Makefile that simple triggers a Go binary with the necessary parameters for show, diff and apply