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Labelling this PR as size/L

Re. evolution of this API:

Before DaemonSet graduates from experimental, it needs to adopt the more general selector, as discussed in #341. This would be very hard to change later.

Before DaemonSet reaches v1beta1, I'd like to see:

• Rolling update as a service, similar in spirit to Deployment (Deployment resource (was Evaluate adoption of OpenShift template configs and/or deployments) #1743). For now, pod template updates are forbidden. However, DaemonSet should be declarative and should perform rollouts when its template is modified. I envision DaemonSet creating PodTemplate resources behind the scenes instead of ReplicationController resources.

Before DaemonSet reaches v1, I'd like to see:

• Either integration into the node controller in order to integrate with node lifecycle, such as creation before other pods can be scheduled and implicit forgiveness behavior (Proposal: Forgiveness #1574), or use of initializers and finalizers (Places for hooks #3585) to achieve the same
• The created-by annotation replaced with controllerRef, as proposed in Validate no replicationController overlap. #2210
• Cascading deletion implemented using an existence dependency, as proposed in Consistently support graceful and immediate termination for all objects #1535

ref #1518

I did something bad in Github, so I had to send out a new PR (#14529). It incorporates the fixes described above. Sorry for the inconvenience (and thanks to @mikedanese for helping me get git back into a sane state).