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pod created by kubectl debug node/xxx doesn't have any label attached to it, it is not convenience to clean up all this debug pod, this PR is to add app.kubernetes.io/managed-by=kubectl-debug label, so the clean up can be done by just running kubectl delete $(kubectl get pod -l app.kubernetes.io/managed-by=kubectl-debug -o name)

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Is there a possibility that other debugging flows or kubectl subcommands might use this label in the future? It would be good to clarify that this label is only intended for node-debugging pods created by kubectl debug node/

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