This test typically takes <30s to execute, so 180s should leave plenty
of margin for error.

This provides an additional level of security, by enforcing host checking, applying port randomization, and requiring explicit user intent to expose the service to the host.

This reverts commit af61bf79.

Previously we were mixed between the two forms. This commit picks %v,
which is consistent with the Kubernetes code base. They both effectively
do the same thing in this case, though %v works with any object, and %s
only with string objects.

handlers.

Signed-off-by: Ndlorenc <dlorenc@google.com>

* Separate start args from args passed to every command.  This is so
that we can call `minikube logs` and `minikube status` with the proper
flags (for the bootstrapper)

* Add a NewMinikubeRunner function to make getting a minikube runner
easier.

There have been flakes on the integration tests where the dashboard pod has been getting ready but the test does not wait long enough and fails.

This way we can selectively retry the errors that are caused by some
temporary or ephemeral condition such as the pods not being up yet.

When you run with the xhyve driver, the addon-manager has a different
name.

This flag lets you pass arbitrary flags to minikube start. For now,
this is useful for testing different iso URLs and VM drivers.