feat!(stackable-operator): Add EoS checker #1096
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Part of/refined in stackabletech/issues#733
This PR adds a new end-of-support (EoS) checker. It will emit warnings (on startup and in regular (once per day by default) intervals) if the operator is considered to be no longer supported. The support phase is currently hard-coded as "built date + one year (365 days)".