Namespace is likely modified somewhere without a DeepCopy
From https://prow.ci.openshift.org/view/gs/origin-ci-test/logs/periodic-ci-kcp-dev-kcp-main-e2e-shared-periodic/1626703272859406336, got a concurrent map iterate + write when trying to deep copy a namespace (specifically, its annotations). It seems like we are probably modifying a namespace from an informer cache without having made a deep copy first.
This failure was in a private kcp server, which doesn't have the env propagated to enable the cache mutation detector. Need to fix that.
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