chore: Handle re-owned nodes linking #3793
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Description
Handles linking nodes to machines that were linked to be managed by karpenter by just using the
karpenter.sh/provisioner-namelabel on the nodes. These nodes would not have thekarpenter.sh/provisioner-nametag attached to the instance so the only way to discover that they are managed by Karpenter is to look at the node labels.How was this change tested?
make presubmitFOCUS=Machine make e2etestsDoes this change impact docs?
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