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  • Add GitHub Actions workflow for kube-api-linter
  • Integrate kube-api-linter into make verify target
  • Add configuration files for custom golangci-lint build
  • Update README with development guidelines for API quality checks
  • Add bin/ directory to .gitignore
  • Addresses issue Use kube-api-linter for CRDs #2419: Use kube-api-linter for CRDs

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- Add GitHub Actions workflow for kube-api-linter
- Integrate kube-api-linter into make verify target
- Add configuration files for custom golangci-lint build
- Update README with development guidelines for API quality checks
- Add bin/ directory to .gitignore
- Addresses issue kubernetes-sigs#2419: Use kube-api-linter for CRDs
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