Duplicate API names in different groups won't work with ModelMapper

[brendandburns]

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The Code Generator used to place the API group in the class name (AppsV1DaemonSet) but it doesn't do this anymore.

The static ModelMapper code still assumes that this is true.

The net effect of this is that all of the models land in the same namespace despite different API groups. This isn't actually that much of a problem since the names are largely different, but it will cause problems if people expect this to work when they load in CRDs if they have the same names.

[yue9944882]

The Code Generator used to place the API group in the class name (AppsV1DaemonSet) but it doesn't do this anymore.

Looks like we removed the group name from the class name when bumping 6.0.0 -> 7.0.0 release. Is there a unit test where we can reproduce this issue?

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