Always use architecture when building the image.

When developing locally, tag the image with version
(this tag now refers to the local host architecture)

When making a release, make a manifest with version
(this manifest now lists all supported architectures)

Don't use architecture, when specifying "image:".

Use the same "vendor" as kubernetes does

Base kicbase directly on ubuntu, without kindbase

Move all the files that are still copied and used

Avoid installing software only to be deleted later

The entrypoint had already been forked since earlier

This is for reference, to be able to combine them

Do the kernel upgrade separately, for easier ISO testing

Use the same kernel version as was in "2019.02.x" branch

This was missed in 8f9c572f

Similar to what automake (and also ninja) uses.

Use "make V=0" to enable, by default disabled.

pass in ldflags to integration test, this should fix storage provisioner bug in TestSTartStop integration test