Make cgroup_driver default to systemd

[r-tierney]

As per prior discussion within this PR I've made systemd the default cgroup_driver for the next major release or when ready.
#625
#625 (comment)

TLDR;
The default cgroup_driver for kubelet is systemd, however the default within this module for containerd is set to cgroupfs which causes a conflict between containerd & kubelet leading to kubelet crashlooping. This PR is to set the default cgroup_driver for containerd to systemd as recommended by the kubernetes team Kubernetes Docs for this
Tested on Debian bullseye & bookworm.

There are still a few files which have this set to cgroupfs as seen here:

ryant@Ryans-MacBook-Air:~/puppetlabs-kubernetes on  systemd_cgroup_driver_default took 2s ❯ grep -r cgroupfs
spec/classes/packages_spec.rb:      'docker_cgroup_driver' => 'cgroupfs',
spec/classes/packages_spec.rb:    it { is_expected.to contain_file('/etc/docker/daemon.json').with_content(%r{\s*"native.cgroupdriver=cgroupfs"\s*}) }
spec/spec_helper_acceptance_local.rb:      cgroup_driver => 'cgroupfs',
spec/spec_helper_acceptance_local.rb:      cgroup_driver => 'cgroupfs',
spec/spec_helper_acceptance_local.rb:      cgroup_driver => 'cgroupfs',
spec/acceptance/kubernetes_spec.rb:              cgroup_driver => 'cgroupfs',
ryant@Ryans-MacBook-Air:~/puppetlabs-kubernetes on  systemd_cgroup_driver_default ❯

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[jordanbreen28]

@r-tierney that was fast!
I think if we are going to default to systemd we should update the test cases you linked in your original comment to use this driver too. Means we can spot any potential issues using the CI.

[r-tierney]

@r-tierney that was fast! I think if we are going to default to systemd we should update the test cases you linked in your original comment to use this driver too. Means we can spot any potential issues using the CI.

Sure thing, thats updated in my latest commit

Here is whats left as i haven't dug into the docker_cgroup_driver so left that unchanged:

ryant@Ryans-MacBook-Air:~/puppetlabs-kubernetes on  systemd_cgroup_driver_default took 3s ❯ grep -r cgroupfs
spec/classes/packages_spec.rb:      'docker_cgroup_driver' => 'cgroupfs',
spec/classes/packages_spec.rb:    it { is_expected.to contain_file('/etc/docker/daemon.json').with_content(%r{\s*"native.cgroupdriver=cgroupfs"\s*}) }
ryant@Ryans-MacBook-Air:~/puppetlabs-kubernetes on  systemd_cgroup_driver_default ❯

[david22swan]

Will merge in and release alongside: #633