wrap getting Patroni state into retry

[sdudoladov]

e2e tests reveal operator is sometimes too fast to fetch Patroni state. A few retires can help to alleviate the issue.

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[sdudoladov]

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Docker image "registry-write.opensource.zalan.do/acid/postgres-operator-ui-test:v1.6.0-8-gec43ebd-pr-1293-5" is not based on an approved base image. Currently, this will have no impact on your deployments, but builds using non-allowed images will be blocked from deployment from February 1st 2021.

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[Jan-M]

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