Default CNI install mode to CalicoOnly on Kind#4937
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kind node images already provide the upstream CNI plugins, so the operator skips the cni-plugins init container there.
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The operator now defaults the CNI install mode to CalicoOnly on the Kind provider. kind node images already ship the upstream CNI plugins (host-local, portmap, loopback, tuning, flannel), so there's no need to run the cni-plugins init container to stage them onto the host. Every other provider continues to default to All for backward compatibility, and an explicitly-set installMode is always respected.
Relates to projectcalico/calico#12997.
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