Convert Serverless from static to dynamic plugin - part 1

Goal:

Convert Serverless from a static to a dynamic plugin, while keeping it in the mono repo (thus the delivery mechanism will remain the same).

All internal dependencies should be identified and evaluated to see what needs to be supported by the SDK. Once this epic is complete, the Serverless plugin should no longer have any internal dependencies.

Why is it important?

Our end goal is to have a fully featured SDK which supports dynamic plugins. In the future, we hope to have the Serverless dynamic plugin be delivered via the operator to (a) minimize dependencies between the operator and console and (b) enable users to get access to the pipeline UI bits as the operator and features are enabled rather than waiting for the next OpenShift release.

Acceptance criteria:

CORE WORK
Isolated package would still reside in console, but is independent of console package dependencies. This comprises of below tasks:

1. handling bad dependencies across packages
2. building extensions to support migrations
3. enhancing the SDK to support plugin use cases
4. validate it with console plugin

Dependencies (External/Internal):

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