Conformance results for v1.25/nirmata (#2418)

Signed-off-by: Vikash Kaushik <vikash@nirmata.com>
Co-authored-by: Vikash Kaushik <vikash@nirmata.com>

v1.25/nirmata/PRODUCT.yaml

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+vendor: Nirmata Inc.
+name: Nirmata Managed Kubernetes
+version: 4.3.0
+website_url: https://www.nirmata.com/
+documentation_url: https://docs.nirmata.io/en/latest/Clusters.html#create-a-new-kubernetes-cluster
+product_logo_url: https://nirmata.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/vertical-monochrome-_-Nirmata-Kyverno.svg
+type: hosted platform
+description: Nirmata is a unified management plane for Kubernetes clusters and workloads.
+contact_email_address : anubhav@nirmata.com

v1.25/nirmata/README.md

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+To reproduce the test results, follow the steps to create a new Kubernetes cluster from scratch using Nirmata:
+
+- On board your cloud resources to Nirmata using VMware vSphere Host Groups or by creating a cloud provider host group.
+
+- Wait for all hosts to connect.
+- If no cluster type exists for your cloud provider or generic create a cluster type for v1.25.5
+  - Remove the any addons.
+- Go to the Clusters panel and click on the Add Cluster button to launch the wizard.
+  - Select Install and Manage Kubernetes.
+    - Provide the cluster name.
+    - Select the cluster type from above.
+    - Add the host group that you would like to install the cluster on.
+    - Select the master nodes in case you want a specific master node or if you are using HA cluster.
+    - Click on "Finished" button to proceed with the cluster install.
+- Within a few minutes, the cluster will be deployed, the Nirmata controller should connect and the cluster state will show as Connected (green).
+- Once the cluster is deployed and in Ready state download the kubeconfig file for the cluster.
+- With the kubeconfig file you can run sonobouy as normal.
+  - Replace ~/.kube/config, export KUEBCONFIG=/wherever/kubeconfig.yaml, or use --kubeconfig.
+  - You will need use a system able to connect to the cluster endpoint.