bump k8s to v1.27.2

[zhangzujian]

• Make sure you have followed Kube-OVN Code Style.

What type of this PR

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• Features
• Bug fixes
• Docs
• Tests

Which issue(s) this PR fixes:

Fixes #(issue-number)

WHAT

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This pull request updates the dependencies and the default Kubernetes version for the kube-ovn project. It modifies the go.mod file to use the latest k8s.io modules and other libraries, and the yamls/kind.yaml.j2 file to use v1.27.2 as the default k8s_version variable for creating a kind cluster with kube-ovn.

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To test kube-ovn with kind
We need the latest k8s version to find
So we update the yamls
And the k8s.io modules
And the forks that we have redefined

HOW

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• Update k8s.io modules to v0.27.2 to match the latest Kubernetes release (link, link, link, link)
• Update jsonpatch library to v2.3.0 for applying JSON patches to Go structs (link)
• Update replace directives for forked or modified modules that are used by kube-ovn for interacting with various components (link)
• Update default Kubernetes version to v1.27.2 for creating a kind cluster with kube-ovn installed using the yamls/kind.yaml.j2 template and the hack/kind-cluster-build.sh script (link)

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