Timofei Larkin 1f784db3f7 [api] Use shared informer cache (#1539)
## What this PR does

This patch changes all clients in the Cozystack API server to typed ones
from the controller runtime. This should improve the performance of the
API server and simplifies the code by removing work with unstructured
objects and dynamic clients.

### Release note

```release-note
[api] Use typed and cache-backed k8s clients in the Cozystack API to
improve performance. Get rid of operations on unstructured objects and
use of dynamic clients.
```

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## Summary by CodeRabbit

* **Refactor**
* Backend migrated to a controller-runtime manager with typed clients
for Kubernetes resources, improving watch reliability and cache sync.
* Storage paths for applications, tenant modules, namespaces, and
secrets now use strongly-typed resource handling for more consistent
behavior.

* **Chores**
  * Cluster role expanded to include services in core API permissions.

* **Notes**
  * No user-facing API schema changes.
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