pod.status.phase = Failed (incorrectly?) marked as `CurrentStatus`

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I was trying to compute status of a pod and to my surprise it came back as Current when it really had failed. Given that this code has been here for almost 3 years, this might be on purpose? However, if not, please review this PR.

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@oistein So this is on purpose, although there are several alternative ways to handle this. The idea is that what kstatus computes is reconcile status, i.e. were the controller able to realize the desired state as expressed by a resource. And for a Pod, we consider that the desired state has been realized when the Pod is running, meaning that whether the Pod completed successfully or not is a consideration. A similar discussion is availabe in https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-utils/issues/329

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