tk init does not include protocol in spec.apiServer

[jamshid]

As mentioned in this comment, it seems to be required that the spec include the https:// protocol, not just a host and port.
#238 (comment)
Btw I also had to use kubernetes.docker.internal as the host (my k8s is the one built into Docker for Mac) instead of localhost.

$ KUBECONFIG=~/loki-test/default.kubeconfig get pods
No resources found in default namespace.
$ KUBECONFIG=~/loki-test/default.kubeconfig tk status environments/loki 
connecting to Kubernetes: finding usable context: no cluster that matches the apiServer `kubernetes.docker.internal:6443` was found. Please check your $KUBECONFIG

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[jamshid]

Ah this is probably user error since Loki install does show --server with the protocol.
But the message from tk init should be updated to use protocol too. I think I didn't include it because I saw this message:

% tk init
Installing k.libsonnet: jsonnet-bundler not found in $PATH. Follow https://tanka.dev/install#jsonnet-bundler for installation instructions
Directory structure set up! Remember to configure the API endpoint:
`tk env set environments/default --server=127.0.0.1:6443`