FluxCD - 1.5.0

This release adds semver image filters, makes it easier to use
fluxctl securely, and has an experimental interactive mode for
fluxctl release. It also fixes some long-standing problems with
image metadata DB, including no longer being bamboozled by Windows
images.

Fixes

• Read the fallback image credentials every time, so they can be
  updated. This makes it feasible to mount them from a ConfigMap, or
  update them with a sidecar
  weaveworks/flux#1230
• Take some measures to prevent spurious image updates caused by bugs
  in image metadata fetching:
• Sort images with zero timestamps correctly
  weaveworks/flux#1247
• Skip any updates where there's suspicious-looking image metadata
  weaveworks/flux#1249
  (then weaveworks/flux#1250)
• Fix the bug that resulted in zero timestamps in the first place
  weaveworks/flux#1251
• Respect 'false' value for automation annotation
  weaveworks/flux#1264
• Cope with images that have a Windows (or other) flavour, by omitting
  the unsupported image rather than failing entirely
  weaveworks/flux#1265

Improvements

• fluxctl will now transparently port-forward to the Flux pod,
  making it easier to connect securely to the Flux API
  weaveworks/flux#1212
• fluxctl release gained an experimental flag --interactive that
  lets you toggle each image update on or off, then apply exactly the
  updates you have chosen
  weaveworks/flux#1231
• Flux can now report and update initContainers, and a wider variety
  of Helm charts (as used in FluxHelmRelease resources)
  weaveworks/flux#1258
• You can use semver (Semantic Versioning) filters
  for automation, rather than having to rely on glob patterns
  weaveworks/flux#1266

Thanks

Thanks to @ariefrahmansyah, @chy168, @cliveseldon, @davidkarlsen,
@dholbach, @errordeveloper, @geofflamrock, @grantbachman, @grimesjm,
@hiddeco, @jlewi, @JoeyX-u, @justinbarrick, @konfiot, @malvex,
@marccampbell, @marctc, @mt-inside, @mwhittington21, @ncabatoff,
@rade, @rndstr, @squaremo, @srikantheee84, @stefanprodan,
@stephenmoloney, @TheJaySmith (and anyone I've missed!) for their
contributions.